so wait for issue, lol
thanks to travis, coveralls, and pypi
Now, I just use like below code.
class Image(BaseImage):
@classmethod
def create_from_file_storage(cls, file_storage: FileStorage, **kwargs):
assert isinstance(file_storage, FileStorage)
instance = cls()
kwargs['original_filename'] = file_storage.filename
return instance.attach(file_storage, **kwargs)I don't know if sqlalchemy-media should support flask.
Thanks for OS2 store. you are awesome
Hi, @pylover, We have an application with filesystem-store, is it possible to migrate another one? i think yes, but it's hard! why?! stores not desgined for handle all exceptions, refered to #78, i handle FileNotFoundError in my project but when changing store to ssh or s3 ... this exception are useless and must i write exception for every single stores!
for solving situtations such this, i think handle all exceptions in stores to sqlalchemy-media related exceptions. @pylover whats your idea?
If we're handling an exception, we must do something
This is an implicit behavior. If a file is missing, then a bad situation is happened.
To migrate stores you can Write another script, to remove files from one store and add to another one
From the zen of python:
Explicit is better than implicit.
You messed up your deploy env and trying to solve it by manipulating the app code. please Do not mix concepts
fun with snippets :)) sqlalchemy + sqlalchemy-media + nanohttp <3