What problem does it solve?
JAWS provides a strongly-typed, proxy-based abstraction for Amazon S3, allowing developers to model bucket structures as Java interfaces and avoid boilerplate code when performing common S3 operations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Define interfaces extending S3.Dir or S3.File to mirror your bucket layout and create typed proxies with bucket.as(MyInterface.class).
- Navigate, read, and upload objects through strongly-typed methods, with compile-time type safety and minimal AWS SDK boilerplate.
- Real-world use: model a bucket with Group/Artifact/Version interfaces and fetch a version's jar via version.jars() or version.pom() proxies.
Quick Start
Create a typed proxy at the bucket root with bucket.as(MyInterface.class) and begin calling methods that map S3 keys to interfaces.