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tus python integration

This package aims to be a robust implementation of the tus resumable upload standard, tus.io.

Integrations include an api to handle WebOb requests and Zope2 requests. Additionally, you can run this server as a wsgi filter.

The package aims to be everything you need to integrate the TUS protocol into your python web applications.

Options

tmp_file_dir
directory to store temporary files
send_file
by default, it'll only send the filename in the request body, not an actual file upload
upload_valid_duration
how long before you cleanup old uploads in seconds
upload_path
only used for WSGI filter

Basics

  1. POST to url, response 201 with location of temp file upload url. The upload url is a combination of the base url + the unique id of the in progress file upload. Example: /upload/432jjdsfjsd78387
  2. PATCH to temp file upload url responded to in previous POST. These can be chunks of the entire file.

Resume

  • HEAD to issued temp file upload url to give current size of uploaded

Integration

WebOb compatible applications

A simple Webob request adapter is provided to work with the API. This code assume it will be handling all upload related requests--meaning:

from tus import Tus, WebobAdapter
adapter = WebobAdapter(req)
options = {
    'tmp_file_dir': '/tmp'
}
tus = Tus(adapter, **options)
if tus.valid:
    tus.handle()
    if tus.upload_finished:
        fipath = tus.get_filepath()
        # do something here
        tus.cleanup_file()
    else:
        return adapter.resp

Zope2 or Plone

This example is taken out of plone.app.widgets:

adapter = Zope2RequestAdapter(req)
tus = Tus(adapter, **tus_settings)
if tus.valid:
    tus.handle()
    if not tus.upload_finished:
        return
    else:
        filename = req.getHeader('FILENAME')
        if tus.send_file:
            filedata = req._file
        else:
            filepath = req._file.read()
            filedata = open(filepath)
        tus.cleanup_file()

WSGI Filter

Example in python:

from tus import Filter as TusFilter
filtered = TusFilter(app, tmp_file_dir='/tmp', upload_path='/upload')

WSGI Paste Configuration Example

Basic paste deploy config:

[app:main]
use = egg:MyEgg
filter-with = tus

[filter:tus]
use = egg:tus#main
upload_path = /upload
tmp_file_dir = /tmp

or:

[filter:tus]
use = egg:tus#main
upload_path = /upload
tmp_file_dir = /tmp

[app:main]
pipeline =
    tus
    egg:MyEgg

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