Filesystem root property about spring-content HOT 7 CLOSED

Fixed 0.0.8

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It does work without the spring prefix, i.e. just content.fs.filesystemRoot, but documentation states:

3.2. Configuring

The following configuration properties (prefix spring.content.fs) are supported.

Property	Description
filesystemRoot	content store location (defaults to java.io.tmpdir//.

It would be great to have it actually under spring, which is the prefix most Spring libraries are converging to.

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I agree. in fact it was originally spring.content.fs.filesystemRoot but we changed it to just content.fs.filesystemRoot in a more general renaming effort to try and get our 'starters' added to the Spring Boots Starters readme. However, that wasn't successful..so I am happy change this back.

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Hi Paul where to define content.fs.filesystemRoot. I want to set custom file path in spring boot project to store video.

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The property is actually spring.content.fs.filesystemRoot. In a Spring Boot-based application you can define it in a number of places actually. According to this you could put spring.content.fs.filesystemRoot or spring.content.fs.filesystem-root or spring.content.fs.filesystem_root in your application.properties/yaml. Or you could set SPRING_CONTENT_FS_FILESYSTEM_ROOT as an environment variable that you application runs with (which is what you usually do when running it in Kubernetes or Cloudfoundry for example). Let me know if this doesn't work for you.

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Unfortunately, Spring Content Filesystem does not support this currently. Spring Content S3 does though. There are actually three ways to do it depending on what you need to achieve. You can create a Store based on an S3ObjectId SID. Alternatively, you can also configure your S3 Storage with a S3ObjectIdResolver. If you are using Spring Data and associating content with Entity's then you can annotate one of your Entity's field with @Bucket. All of these strategies help Spring Content decide the bucket at runtime. You can read more about it here - Section 2.3.

If you don't want to use S3 then we can absolutely add a similar feature to Filesystem. Feel free to create a PR, or raise a dedicated issue for it. We are just finishing up the release 0.1.0 (Spring Boot 2) and then we would be able to pick that up for you.

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