def list_objects(self, bucket_name, prefix='', recursive=False):
        """
        List objects in the given bucket.

        Examples:
            objects = minio.list_objects('foo')
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello
            # hello/
            # hello/
            # world/

            objects = minio.list_objects('foo', prefix='hello/')
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello/world/

            objects = minio.list_objects('foo', recursive=True)
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello/world/1
            # world/world/2
            # ...

            objects = minio.list_objects('foo', prefix='hello/',
                                         recursive=True)
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello/world/1
            # hello/world/2

        :param bucket_name: Bucket to list objects from
        :param prefix: String specifying objects returned must begin with
        :param recursive: If yes, returns all objects for a specified prefix
        :return: An iterator of objects in alphabetical order.
        """
        is_valid_bucket_name(bucket_name)

        # If someone explicitly set prefix to None convert it to empty string.
        if prefix is None:
            prefix = ''

        method = 'GET'

        # Initialize query parameters.
        query = {
            'max-keys': '1000',
            'prefix': prefix
        }

        # Delimited by default.
        if not recursive:
            query['delimiter'] = '/'

        marker = ''
        is_truncated = True
        while is_truncated:
            if marker:
                query['marker'] = marker
            headers = {}
            response = self._url_open(method,
                                      bucket_name=bucket_name,
                                      query=query,
                                      headers=headers)
            objects, is_truncated, marker = parse_list_objects(response.data,
                                                               bucket_name=bucket_name)
            for obj in objects:
                yield obj
def list_objects ( self , bucket_name , prefix = '' , recursive = False ) : is_valid_bucket_name ( bucket_name ) if prefix is None : prefix = '' method = 'GET' query = { 'max-keys' : '1000' , 'prefix' : prefix } if not recursive : query [ 'delimiter' ] = '/' marker = '' is_truncated = True while is_truncated : if marker : query [ 'marker' ] = marker headers = { } response = self . _url_open ( method , bucket_name = bucket_name , query = query , headers = headers ) objects , is_truncated , marker = parse_list_objects ( response . data , bucket_name = bucket_name ) for obj in objects : yield obj
List objects in the given bucket.

        Examples:
            objects = minio.list_objects('foo')
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello
            # hello/
            # hello/
            # world/

            objects = minio.list_objects('foo', prefix='hello/')
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello/world/

            objects = minio.list_objects('foo', recursive=True)
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello/world/1
            # world/world/2
            # ...

            objects = minio.list_objects('foo', prefix='hello/',
                                         recursive=True)
            for current_object in objects:
                print(current_object)
            # hello/world/1
            # hello/world/2

        :param bucket_name: Bucket to list objects from
        :param prefix: String specifying objects returned must begin with
        :param recursive: If yes, returns all objects for a specified prefix
        :return: An iterator of objects in alphabetical order.