Simple file uploads for the web are of most importance for us at Uploadcare. Today, everyone is used to the routine of allowing users to upload their pics or attach resumes. The routine covers it all: installing image processing libraries, adjusting permissions, ensuring servers never go down, and enabling CDN. Features like uploading from Facebook or manual crop are weighty, hence rare. Our goal is to change the status quo.
This library consists of the Uploadcare API interface and a couple of Django goodies. You might also want to check out this guide as a starting point.
Simple as that, Uploadcare ImageField can be added to an
existing Django project in just a couple of simple steps.
This will enable your users to see the upload progress, pick files
from Google Drive or Instagram, and edit a form while files are
being uploaded asynchronously.
from django import forms
from django.db import models
from pyuploadcare.dj.models import ImageField
from pyuploadcare.dj.forms import FileWidget
class Candidate(models.Model):
photo = ImageField(blank=True, manual_crop="")
# optional. provide advanced widget options: https://uploadcare.com/docs/uploads/widget/config/#options
class CandidateForm(forms.Form):
photo = ImageField(widget=FileWidget(attrs={
'data-cdn-base': 'https://cdn.super-candidates.com',
'data-image-shrink': '1024x1024',
}))
- Python wrapper for Uploadcare REST and Upload APIs.
- Django widget with useful manual crop and multi-upload.
- ucare console utility.
- hosted assets (Kudos to Sławek Ehlert!).
pyuploadcare requires Python 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8.
If you're using pyuploadcare with Django, check .travis.yml for supported
Python-Django combinations.
Obsolete versions of Python and Django are officially not supported, but chances are everything still works. If you have to use those, modify tox.ini, test and run at your own risk ;) Or, you may use older versions of the library.
In order to install pyuploadcare, simply run:
$ pip install pyuploadcareor, if you prefer it the old way:
$ easy_install pyuploadcareBesides the Travis CI we use tox. In order to run tests just:
$ pip install tox
$ toxIf you think you ran into something in Uploadcare libraries which might have security implications, please hit us up at bugbounty@uploadcare.com or Hackerone.
We'll contact you personally in a short time to fix an issue through co-op and prior to any public disclosure.
Issues and PRs are welcome. You can provide your feedback or drop us a support request at hello@uploadcare.com.