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[hdworld11]

Hello @atef-abdellatif, thank you for opening this issue! This is very relevant to the APIs and Developer Experience for Storage. We are taking this into consideration for our roadmap and will update this issue on any progress.

[nadetastic]

@atef-abdellatif Adding to the above, since Amplify Storage currently supports putting one object at a time with Storage.put, a work around could be to loop through the call based on the number of objects. Here's an example of how you could implement this:

Ex:

// Array of files that has the "key" and "content" attributes needed by Storage.put(key,content), reference at [1] below
const files = [
    {key, content,...otherAttributes},
    {key, content,...otherAttributes},
    ...
];

// wrapper for Storage.put that takes in each object from the array
const putWrapper = async (object) => {
    try {
      const res = await Storage.put(object.key,object.text,...additionalAttributes)
    }catch(e){
      console.error(e)
    }
  }

// handler that can be triggered to loop through the "files" array and invoke "putWrapper"
  const handler = async () => {
    for (let index = 0; index < files.length; index++) {
      await putWrapper(files[index])
    }
  }

[1] https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/storage/upload/q/platform/js/#upload-files

[nadetastic]

Hi @atef-abdellatif

Glad that the work around worked for you! Regarding your follow up questions, note that Amplify currently supports using one S3 bucket at a time - so multiple buckets would not work directly.

However in order to store objects in sub folders, you can include a path with your key when running Storage.put. For example, to have a folder named "documents", you would do:

await Storage.put('documents/foo.txt','This is sample text')

This would place the "foo.txt" file in the "public/documents/" folder.

Additionally, I would recommend taking a look at the link at [1] below which discusses various access levels for public, private, and protected.

[1] https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/storage/configureaccess/q/platform/js/

[ashika112]

@atef-abdellatif The feature to upload images to specific buckets is now enable in Amplify v6(version 6.5.1). More information available here.

Does this close this feature request? I also see there is uploading multiple images to S3, the suggestion provided in this comment would be the best way to achieve that. Unfortunately S3 does not support batch upload.