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In this video, we are going to develop the list bucket command in our Node.js application.

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For that purpose, please, we should do a code and create a native JavaScript file, which is the list

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bucket that goes into our lecture folder.

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And after that please implement these raw method.

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This is the boilerplate method we will implement in this video.

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So basically we will create a run method, which is the asynchronous method that is using the available

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client send method operation to perform S3 interactions for listing bucket.

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And after that we will run this method in our JavaScript file.

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So let me implement this to do part.

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Basically, we will use S3 client object and send the command of the list bucket command.

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In order to do that, I'm going to write these two lines of code.

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Please save this file.

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Of course we should pay.

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We should cover the tri cage block.

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If there is an error, we should catch these error during the S3 communication.

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But the important part is we are using S3 client object and sent to list bucket command.

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And this list Bucket Command has no any parameters.

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So that's why I didn't create any parameters yet.

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And after returning any data, we are listing the buckets, data, bucket, subject and log this operation.

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So before running these methods, these JavaScript file, we should record edit the required import

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statement into our JavaScript file.

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For example, we used list bucket command.

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If you come here and click the control space and click this command, this will be import list buckets

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command from the client S3 package.

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And after that we should import the S3 client.

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As you know that we have created a separate Node.js module that we can use these S3 client object for

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that purpose.

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I'm going to use this client package, but this time it is not showing for me for that purpose.

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Please write this import statement manually.

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And in this stage the important part is please don't forget that that JS file.

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Otherwise it can be c these separate Node.js module.

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So make sure that you have import these two statements and after that our code is ready to run with

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using the S3 client and sending the list bucket command.

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Save this file and open the terminal.

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Go to the correct location and run the node command in our local computer with pasting the our list

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pocket JavaScript file hit enter.

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So as you can see that it is getting a success response.

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And on my computer on my a the Willis Cloud environment I have one S3 bucket and that's why we will

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see the name and creation date.

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But if you don't have any bucket on your Willis account, you don't see any bucket, but at least we

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get the success response.

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That means we can list the buckets correctly and be expected.

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So in the next video we will create an Amazon S3 bucket.