Easy to use Rust API for Cloudflare's R2 service

Simple Rust API for Cloudflare's R2, OVH Object Storage and AWS S3 (possibly others as well but not tested) with create_bucket, delete_bucket and upload, get, delete file operations. Production ready since it's a thin layer above AWS SDK S3. Updated to be using latest versions.

cargo.toml

[dependencies]
cloudflare-r2-rs = "0.7.0"

example use

use cloudflare_r2_rs::r2::{R2Endpoint, R2Manager};

//Cloudflare
let r2_manager = R2Manager::new(
    //Bucket Name
    "bucket-name", 
    //Cloudflare URI endpoint
    R2Endpoint::Http("https://some-id-55353-53535.r2.cloudflarestorage.com".to_string()),
    //API Token's Access Key ID
    "some-id-55353-53535",
    //API Token's Secret Access Key
    "some-long-secret-key-55353-53535-55353-53535",
    //Region (None defaults to "us-east-1")
    None
).await;

//OVH
let _ovh_manager = R2Manager::new(
    "bucket-name",
    R2Endpoint::Http("https://s3.<region>.io.cloud.ovh.net".to_string()),
    "some-id-55353-53535",
    "some-secret-55353-53535",
    Some("<region>".to_string())
).await;

//AWS-style endpoint built from bucket + region
let _aws_style = R2Manager::new(
    "bucket-name",
    R2Endpoint::Bucket,
    "iam-access-key-id",
    "iam-secret-access-key",
    Some("<region>".to_string())
).await;

//Gives control to set Cache-Control header and Content-Type header
r2_manager.upload("test", b"Hello world", Some("max-age=60"), Some("text/plain")).await;
let bytes = r2_manager.get("test").await.unwrap();
println!("{}", String::from_utf8(bytes).unwrap());