Storing a file without Plug.Upload about arc_ecto HOT 10 CLOSED

I figured out something that works, but not sure if it is correct.

Repo.update!(%{model_record | attachment: %{file_name: filename, updated_at: Ecto.DateTime.utc}})

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I need the same thing, I tried to fake the plug upload, but didn't work

 params = %{
      avatar: %Plug.Upload{
        content_type: "image/jpeg",
        filename: "#{user.id}.jpeg",
        path: file_url
      }
    }
changeset = User.update_changeset(user, params)
response = Repo.update(changeset)

#THE CHANGESET METHOD
def update_changeset(model, params \\ :empty) do
    |> cast(params, @required_fields, @optional_fields)
    |> cast_attachments(params, @required_file_fields, @optional_file_fields)
end

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@darksheik so you had to upload the file manually and after that update the record on the database?

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Hi Michel! You don't need a Plug.Upload! Just create a regular Elixir map
with the filename and path and it should work just fine.
On Dec 31, 2015 7:10 PM, "Michel Perez" [email protected] wrote:

@darksheik https://github.com/darksheik so you had to upload the file
manually and after that update the record on the database?

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@stavro I tried but doesn't work I'm testing with the lastest elixir version

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Ok - I will be back in town on Tuesday and help resolve. Apologies for the
confusion!
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@stavro https://github.com/stavro I tried but doesn't work I'm testing
with the lastest elixir version

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Sorry I missed this activity!
Yes, uploading to S3 manually. With my model set up to store the file on S3 in the "attachment" field (see the https://github.com/stavro/arc repo):

field :attachment, MyApp.Attachment.Type

I did this:

   {:ok, s3_filename} = MyApp.Attachment.store({local_filename, record})  # Upload to S3
   Repo.update!(%{record |
      attachment: %{file_name: s3_filename, updated_at: Ecto.DateTime.utc}}
    )

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@darksheik that worked for me but I don't think it be the best solution

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I agree - should just be able to do it in one go.

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An example from the local harddrive:

params = %{"avatar" => "/Users/sean/Downloads/picture.png"}

User
  |> Repo.get!(1)
  |> User.update_avatar(params)
  |> SchedWeb.Repo.update!

# models/user.ex

def update_avatar(user, params) do
  user
    |> cast_attachments(params, ~w(), ~w(avatar))
end

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