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Example used in the blog post How to Upload Files With Django.
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I am trying to create a small gallery of uploaded images using Heroku's simple-file-upload technique. I've managed to upload and save the images to the database, however I am having a hard time making the gallery with the pictures. Ideally, I'd like to upload a photo and have it saved on the page. Here is my code.
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Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 14:47There a few issues with your code:
- When declaring a new variable, you must use
const,letorvarkeyword:
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I'm trying to use Heroku's new addon: react-simple-file-upload. The literature says to install "npm install react-simple-file-upload" then import it via the method below:
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Answered 2021-Jan-03 at 15:40It's crappy documentation. That is a default export. This should do the trick.
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old vuetify plugins not showing, but new vuetify plugins appear.v-checkbox as an example. can you help me
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Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 09:17As seen in the installation docs, the Vuetify setup must import the styles (which is missing from your setup):
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I'm coming from Django background where static files are mostly stored on S3, I'm trying to understand how it works on NodeJS since I'd like to migrate an app from Django/React to NodeJS/NextJS/ExpressJS/React.
I don't get how & where to store my static files (client side js, css, images) on a production environment? I think to know how to upload to s3 and manage dynamic files since the work is done by the users through the express api, but I'm searching for something where I can batch upload all the public files to s3 on deploy (is this even the right way to do with express?).
Since I'd like to deploy to Heroku I know that they have a policy of not keeping those static files, (In Django I use "collectstatic" command to batch upload all my static files to S3 on each deploy), how & from where do you serve those files in here?
Any advice would help.
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Answered 2019-Jul-26 at 11:50What is your source for Heroku has "a policy of not keeping those static files"?
It is true that if you want to add functionality of image uploads to your app, then a solution like S3 could be helpful, seeing as Heroku uses dynos (Isolated Linux Processes) that don't allow for dynamically writing to the filesystem.
Other than that use case ("users should be able to upload files"), using S3 for static files seems like an unnecessary complexity.
The NodeJS API for serving static files is:
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I triying to upload an image with formidable in React with express for save the image path into database .I readed these tutorials: sequelize crud with expressjs and Simple File Upload with Express.js and Formidable in Node.js the trouble that I have is that I can't mixed for upload images from React and save the URL into database.
I have this in my React Code for set the State:
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Answered 2019-Apr-08 at 00:36I fixed this issue replacing formidable with multer
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I have a simple django platform where I can upload text files. Ultimately I want to return a downloadable mp3 audio file made from the text in the uploaded file. My problem currently is that I cannot seem to correctly specify the type of file that the website outputs for download.
I then tried to make the downloadable output of the website an mp3 file:
views.py (code adapted from https://github.com/sibtc/simple-file-upload)
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Answered 2018-May-29 at 17:14Can you try to prepare your response using the sample code below?
I've managed to return CSV files correctly this way so it might help you too.
Here it is:
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I've been following this guide Simple file upload to S3 using aws-sdk and Node/Express to attempt to let users upload images via S3. For some reason I cannot get it to work. How would I fix my code to correct the error?
The error I get is: TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined.
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Answered 2017-May-17 at 18:15You didn't mention where the error was appearing, but based on your code, it seems that req.files is undefined. You probably need to add the appropriate middleware for handling file uploads.
Really though, if you're accepting posts from web users, you should just have them upload to S3 directly using a pre-signed URL or upload form. Save yourself the hassle and the bandwidth.
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You can use simple-file-upload like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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