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For the purposes of this demo, you can just accept all default. In case you’re prompted for an auth resource, select “Add auth” to leverage Amplify’s Auth category configurations. Select S3 bucket - content (Images, audio, videos, etc.) and then you can use the auto-completion prompt to search for an S3 bucket within your Amplify project’s region. To import an existing S3 bucket into your Amplify project, run: amplify import storage Import an existing S3 bucket into your Amplify project Initialize an Amplify project by running: amplify initįor the purposes of this blog post, you can just accept all the default values in the amplify init workflow.

Android image bucket install#

Install the Amplify dependencies by running npm install aws-amplify Run the following command to create a new React project called “photo-share” or if you already have an existing Amplify project skip to the next section.

Go to the Amazon S3 console and create a new bucket.

For this demo, I’ll use an existing S3 bucket called: dogphoto-bucket

If you haven’t configured the Amplify CLI yet, follow this guide on our documentation page.

Open terminal and run npm install -g to update to the latest Amplify CLI.

Identify if the photo contains a dog by enabling the Amplify’s Predictions with the imported S3 bucket.

“Dog or Not“ React application where you can upload a photo of a dog to an existing S3 bucket.

incrementally adopt Amplify for your application stack.

re-use S3 buckets created and managed by existing Amplify projects.

independently manage S3 buckets while working with Amplify.

Android image bucket how to#

Review our documentation for more information on how to import DynamoDB tables. The S3 bucket information will also be autofilled into your Amplify library configuration file (aws-exports.js & amplifyconfiguration.json).įor this guide, we’ll focus on re-using an existing S3 bucket. This will enable your REST API, Functions, and, Predictions category to access these storage resources. With today’s Amplify CLI release, we’re extending the newly announced import capability to S3 buckets and DynamoDB tables.

Amplify comprises a set of tools and services that enables front-end web and mobile developers to leverage the power of AWS services to build innovative and feature-rich applications. AWS Amplify is the fastest and easiest way to build cloud-powered mobile and web apps on AWS.