Class LifecycleRuleConditions (3.0.0rc1)

LifecycleRuleConditions(
    age=None,
    created_before=None,
    is_live=None,
    matches_storage_class=None,
    number_of_newer_versions=None,
    days_since_custom_time=None,
    custom_time_before=None,
    days_since_noncurrent_time=None,
    noncurrent_time_before=None,
    matches_prefix=None,
    matches_suffix=None,
    _factory=False,
)

Map a single lifecycle rule for a bucket.

See: https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/lifecycle

Parameters
Name	Description
`age`	`int` (Optional) Apply rule action to items whose age, in days, exceeds this value.
`created_before`	`datetime.date` (Optional) Apply rule action to items created before this date.
`is_live`	`bool` (Optional) If true, apply rule action to non-versioned items, or to items with no newer versions. If false, apply rule action to versioned items with at least one newer version.
`matches_prefix`	`list(str)` (Optional) Apply rule action to items which any prefix matches the beginning of the item name.
`matches_storage_class`	`list(str), one or more of Bucket.STORAGE_CLASSES.` (Optional) Apply rule action to items whose storage class matches this value.
`matches_suffix`	`list(str)` (Optional) Apply rule action to items which any suffix matches the end of the item name.
`number_of_newer_versions`	`int` (Optional) Apply rule action to versioned items having N newer versions.
`days_since_custom_time`	`int` (Optional) Apply rule action to items whose number of days elapsed since the custom timestamp. This condition is relevant only for versioned objects. The value of the field must be a non negative integer. If it's zero, the object version will become eligible for lifecycle action as soon as it becomes custom.
`custom_time_before`	`datetime.date` (Optional) Date object parsed from RFC3339 valid date, apply rule action to items whose custom time is before this date. This condition is relevant only for versioned objects, e.g., 2019-03-16.
`days_since_noncurrent_time`	`int` (Optional) Apply rule action to items whose number of days elapsed since the non current timestamp. This condition is relevant only for versioned objects. The value of the field must be a non negative integer. If it's zero, the object version will become eligible for lifecycle action as soon as it becomes non current.
`noncurrent_time_before`	`datetime.date` (Optional) Date object parsed from RFC3339 valid date, apply rule action to items whose non current time is before this date. This condition is relevant only for versioned objects, e.g, 2019-03-16.

Properties

age

Conditon's age value.

created_before

Conditon's created_before value.

custom_time_before

Conditon's 'custom_time_before' value.

days_since_custom_time

Conditon's 'days_since_custom_time' value.

days_since_noncurrent_time

Conditon's 'days_since_noncurrent_time' value.

is_live

Conditon's 'is_live' value.

matches_prefix

Conditon's 'matches_prefix' value.

matches_storage_class

Conditon's 'matches_storage_class' value.

matches_suffix

Conditon's 'matches_suffix' value.

noncurrent_time_before

Conditon's 'noncurrent_time_before' value.

number_of_newer_versions

Conditon's 'number_of_newer_versions' value.

Methods

clear

clear()

API documentation for storage.bucket.LifecycleRuleConditions.clear method.

copy

copy()

API documentation for storage.bucket.LifecycleRuleConditions.copy method.

from_api_repr

from_api_repr(resource)

Factory: construct instance from resource.

Parameter
Name	Description
`resource`	`dict` mapping as returned from API call.

Returns
Type	Description
`LifecycleRuleConditions`	Instance created from resource.

fromkeys

fromkeys(value=None, /)

Create a new dictionary with keys from iterable and values set to value.

get

get(key, default=None, /)

Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.

items

items()

API documentation for storage.bucket.LifecycleRuleConditions.items method.

keys

keys()

API documentation for storage.bucket.LifecycleRuleConditions.keys method.

pop

pop(k[,d])

If the key is not found, return the default if given; otherwise, raise a KeyError.

popitem

popitem()

Remove and return a (key, value) pair as a 2-tuple.

Pairs are returned in LIFO (last-in, first-out) order. Raises KeyError if the dict is empty.

setdefault

setdefault(key, default=None, /)

Insert key with a value of default if key is not in the dictionary.