addFile: Create objects in S3 storage server
In duncantl/RAmazonS3: R interface to Amazon' S3 storage

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These functions

addFile(contents, bucket, name = basename(contents), access = NA,
        type = if (is.raw(contents)) "binary/octet-stream" else "text/plain",
        meta = character(), encoding = NA,
        isContents = is.raw(contents) || is(contents, "AsIs"),
        auth = getOption("AmazonS3"), curl = getCurlHandle(),
        virtual = (tolower(bucket) == bucket))

`contents`	the name of a file or the actual contents. To store text directly from and R character string, wrap it as an AsIs object, e.g. `I("some text")`. One can also specify that this is the content, and not the name of a file, using `isContents = TRUE`.
`bucket`	the name of the AWS bucket. One can also specify the bucket and object/file name as "bucket/name".
`name`	the name of the object within the bucket to remove
`auth`	a named character vector giving the AWS key and secret as a `c(key = secret)`.
`curl`	a curl handle that the caller can specif to reuse an existing object that is resused across different libcurl calls.
`virtual`	a logical value indicating whether to use the virtual host mechanism or `s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/obj` format. The default argument is most likely the appropriate value.
`access`	a character string specifying the access for this new object. This should be one of `"private"`, `"public-read"`, `"public-read-write"`, `"authenticated-read"`.
`type`	the content type of the object being stored. One should use common, recognized types such as image/png, image/jpg, text/html, application/json, ...
`meta`	a character vector of name - value pairs which specify meta-information about the object being stored.
`encoding`	if specified, the character encoding of the file.
`isContents`	a logical value indicating whether the value of `contents` should be treated as the actual contents to store or the name of a file which contains the contents to be stored.