encore-go-bucket
Store unstructured files in Encore Go using `objects.NewBucket` from `encore.dev/storage/objects` — uploads, images, documents, blobs.
What this skill does
# Encore Go Object Storage
## Instructions
A `Bucket` is a logical store for files. Encore provisions the underlying object storage (S3 on AWS, GCS on GCP, in-memory locally). Declare buckets as package-level variables.
```go
package uploads
import "encore.dev/storage/objects"
// Private bucket (default)
var Uploads = objects.NewBucket("user-uploads", objects.BucketConfig{})
// Public bucket — files accessible via public URL
var PublicAssets = objects.NewBucket("public-assets", objects.BucketConfig{
Public: true,
})
```
## Operations
```go
import (
"fmt"
"io"
)
// Upload (streaming pattern)
writer := Uploads.Upload(ctx, "path/to/file.jpg")
_, err := io.Copy(writer, dataReader)
if err != nil {
writer.Abort()
return err
}
err = writer.Close()
// Download
reader := Uploads.Download(ctx, "path/to/file.jpg")
if err := reader.Err(); err != nil {
return err
}
defer reader.Close()
data, _ := io.ReadAll(reader)
// Existence check
exists, err := Uploads.Exists(ctx, "path/to/file.jpg")
// Attributes (size, content type, ETag)
attrs, err := Uploads.Attrs(ctx, "path/to/file.jpg")
// List
for err, entry := range Uploads.List(ctx, &objects.Query{}) {
if err != nil {
return err
}
fmt.Println(entry.Key, entry.Size)
}
// Delete
err := Uploads.Remove(ctx, "path/to/file.jpg")
// Public URL (only for public buckets)
url := PublicAssets.PublicURL("image.jpg")
```
## Signed URLs
Generate temporary URLs so clients can upload/download directly without going through your service:
```go
import "time"
// Signed upload URL (expires in 2 hours)
url, err := Uploads.SignedUploadURL(ctx, "user-uploads/avatar.jpg",
objects.WithTTL(time.Duration(7200)*time.Second))
// Signed download URL
url, err := Uploads.SignedDownloadURL(ctx, "documents/report.pdf",
objects.WithTTL(time.Duration(7200)*time.Second))
```
## Bucket References
Pass bucket access to library code with a specific permission set:
```go
// Create a reference with download permission only
ref := objects.BucketRef[objects.Downloader](Uploads)
// Combine permissions via an interface
type myPerms interface {
objects.Downloader
objects.Uploader
}
ref := objects.BucketRef[myPerms](Uploads)
// Permission types: Downloader, Uploader, Lister, Attrser, Remover,
// SignedDownloader, SignedUploader, ReadWriter
```
## Guidelines
- Declare buckets as package-level variables.
- Default to private buckets; opt into `Public: true` only for assets meant for unauthenticated download.
- Use signed URLs for browser uploads/downloads instead of streaming through your service.
- Use bucket references when passing access to helpers — they encode the permission contract in the type system.
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