djangofilestoragehandler's Introduction

DjangoFileStorageHandler

You can handle your storage files to MINIO, S3 or Local through Settings

About

This project is useful if you want to store and serve your file to different types of servers. You need to change a switch in settings.py and storage server will change their server in one go.

Installation

To install DjangoFileStoragesHandler, simply use pip:

$ pip install DjangoFileStoragesHandler

Documentation

You need to add few variables in your settings.py .

FILE_STORAGE_TO: This can be s3, local or Minio as per your need.

 FILE_STORAGE_TO = 's3' / 'local' / 'minio'

BUCKET_NAME: Enter the bucket name

 BUCKET_NAME = '*******'

SUPPORTED_FORMAT_LIST

 SUPPORTED_FORMAT_LIST = ['.pdf', '.png', '.bmp', '.jpeg', '.jpg', '.doc', '.txt', '.docx', '.PDF', '.PNG', '.BMP',
                        '.JPEG', '.JPG', '.DOC', '.TXT', '.DOCX']

In case of AWS S3 you need to add below keys: AWS_ACCESS_KEY: Access key of AWS

 AWS_ACCESS_KEY = '************'

AWS_SECRET_KEY: SECRET Access key of AWS

 AWS_SECRET_KEY = '************'

AWS_REGION_NAME: Region name AWS

 AWS_REGION_NAME = '*******'

In case of Minio: MINIO_ACCESS_KEY: Add Minio Access key.

 MINIO_ACCESS_KEY = '*******'

MINIO_SECURE: Add MINIO SECURE key

 MINIO_SECURE = '*******'

Example

>>>sh = storage_handler(path='/docs/', filename='uploadfilename',file_data=open('example.pdf','r')
>>>sh.upload_file()  # upload file to Server.
{'success': 1, 'message': 'successful'}
>>>sh.get_file_byte()  # gives file in byte format
{'success': 1, 'file':b'****************************....'}
>>>sh.get_file_base64() # gives file in base64 format
{'success': 1, 'message': 'successful', 'file': base64****************, 'file_extension':'***'}
>>>sh.download_file()  # Gives file in HTTPResponse.
>>>sh.delete()  #will delete you file
{'success': 1, 'message': 'successful'}