I&#39;m currently making use of a node.js plugin called [s3-upload-stream][1] to stream very large files to Amazon S3. It uses the multipart API and for the most part it works very well.

However, this module is showing its age and I&#39;ve already had to make modifications to it (the author has deprecated it as well).  Today I ran into another issue with Amazon, and I would really like to take the author&#39;s recommendation and start using the official aws-sdk to accomplish my uploads.

BUT.

The official SDK does not seem to support piping to `s3.upload()`.  The nature of s3.upload is that you have to pass the readable stream as an argument to the S3 constructor.

I have roughly 120+ user code modules that do various file processing, and they are agnostic to the final destination of their output. The engine hands them a pipeable writeable output stream, and they pipe to it.  I cannot hand them an `AWS.S3` object and ask them to call `upload()` on it without adding code to all the modules.  The reason I used `s3-upload-stream` was because it supported piping.

Is there a way to make aws-sdk `s3.upload()` something I can pipe the stream to?


  [1]: https://github.com/nathanpeck/s3-upload-stream

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Pipe a stream to s3.upload()