Flask-Upstatic
Opinionated library for working with CDNs in Flask.
Configuration
UPSTATIC_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID |
S3 Access Key ID |
UPSTATIC_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY |
S3 Secret Access Key |
UPSTATIC_S3_BUCKET_NAME |
S3 Bucket Name |
UPSTATIC_S3_KEY_PREFIX |
S3 Key Prefix |
UPSTATIC_S3_CDN_HOST |
S3 CDN Host |
UPSTATIC_SCHEME |
URI Scheme (defaults to http) |
UPSTATIC_DEBUG_USE_LOCAL |
Whether to use local version when in debug mode |
Usage
Initialize extension:
upstatic = Upstatic(app) # or upstatic = Upstatic() upstatic.init_app(app)
Upload the static files:
# Will upload files in your ``app.static_folder`` upstatic.upload()
Override url_for:
app.add_template_global(upstatic.url_for)
url_for will then return CDN url:
<img src="{{ url_for('static', filename='/images/image.png') }}">
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