on_app_key_list Event
Fires once for each application key returned when listing application keys.
Syntax
class BackblazeB2AppKeyListEventParams(object): @property def key_id() -> str: ... @property def key_name() -> str: ... @property def capabilities() -> str: ... @property def allowed_bucket_id() -> str: ... @property def allowed_prefix() -> str: ... @property def expiration_time() -> int: ... # In class BackblazeB2: @property def on_app_key_list() -> Callable[[BackblazeB2AppKeyListEventParams], None]: ... @on_app_key_list.setter def on_app_key_list(event_hook: Callable[[BackblazeB2AppKeyListEventParams], None]) -> None: ...
Remarks
This event fires once for each application key returned when list_app_keys is called.
KeyId reflects the unique Id of the application key.
KeyName reflects the name that was given to the application key when it was created.
Capabilities reflects the capabilities that the application key has. It is formatted as a comma-separated list of one or more of the following:
| Capability String | Related Methods |
| deleteBuckets | delete_bucket |
| deleteFiles | delete_file, delete_file_version |
| deleteKeys | delete_app_key |
| listBuckets | get_bucket_info, list_buckets |
| listFiles | delete_file, list_files, list_file_versions, list_multipart_uploads |
| listKeys | list_app_keys |
| readFiles | copy_file, copy_part, download_file, download_file_by_id, get_file_info |
| shareFiles | get_download_auth_token |
| writeBuckets | create_bucket, update_bucket |
| writeFiles | abort_multipart_upload, complete_multipart_upload, copy_file, copy_part, hide_file, list_parts, start_multipart_upload, upload_file, upload_part |
| writeKeys | create_app_key |
AllowedBucketId reflects the Id of the bucket that the application key is restricted to. It will be empty if the application key is not restricted to any specific bucket.
AllowedPrefix reflects the file name prefix that the application key is restricted to. It will be empty if the application key is not restricted to a specific file name prefix.
ExpirationTime reflects the expiration time of the application key, in milliseconds relative to the Unix epoch. It will be -1 if the application key does not expire.