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# quilt3.hooks

## get\_build\_s3\_client\_hook() -> quilt3.hooks.BuildClientHook | None <a href="#get_build_s3_client_hook" id="get_build_s3_client_hook"></a>

Return build S3 client hook.

## set\_build\_s3\_client\_hook(hook: quilt3.hooks.BuildClientHook | None) -> quilt3.hooks.BuildClientHook | None <a href="#set_build_s3_client_hook" id="set_build_s3_client_hook"></a>

Set build S3 client hook.

Example for overriding `ServerSideEncryption` parameter for certain S3 operations:

```python
from quilt3.hooks import set_build_s3_client_hook

def event_handler(params, **kwargs):
    # Be mindful with parameters you set here.
    # Specifically it's not recommended to override/delete already set parameters
    # because that can break quilt3 logic.
    params.setdefault("ServerSideEncryption", "AES256")

def hook(build_client_base, session, client_kwargs, **kwargs):
    client = build_client_base(session, client_kwargs, **kwargs)
    # Docs for boto3 events system we use below:
    # https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/guide/events.html
    for op in (
        "CreateMultipartUpload",
        "CopyObject",
        "PutObject",
    ):
        client.meta.events.register(f"before-parameter-build.s3.{op}", event_handler)
    return client

old_hook = set_build_s3_client_hook(hook)
```

**Arguments**

* **hook**: Build client hook.

**Returns**

Old build client hook.


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