BunnyCDN Storage Python Client
A Python client for interacting with BunnyCDN Storage API. This package provides a simple interface to upload, download, and manage files on BunnyCDN Storage.
Installation
pip install bunnycdn-storage-handler
Configuration
Before using the client, you need to set up your API key, storage zone, and pull zone. You can do this in one of the following ways:
Method 1: Environment Variables
Set the following environment variables in your system:
BUNNYCDN_API_KEY: Your BunnyCDN API key.BUNNYCDN_STORAGE_ZONE: Your BunnyCDN storage zone name.BUNNYCDN_PULL_ZONE: Your BunnyCDN pull zone name.
You can set environment variables in your terminal like this:
export BUNNYCDN_API_KEY='your_api_key'
export BUNNYCDN_STORAGE_ZONE='your_storage_zone'
export BUNNYCDN_PULL_ZONE='your_pull_zone'
Method 2: Direct Initialization
Alternatively, you can pass the API key and zone names directly when initializing the BunnyCDNStorage client:
from bunnycdn_storage import BunnyCDNStorage
# Initialize the client with your credentials
storage = BunnyCDNStorage(
api_key='your_api_key',
storage_zone='your_storage_zone',
pull_zone='your_pull_zone'
)
Usage
from bunnycdn_storage import BunnyCDNStorage
# Initialize the client
storage = BunnyCDNStorage()
# Upload a file
cdn_url = storage.upload_file("path/in/storage/", file_content, "filename.txt")
# Download a file
status = storage.download_file("path/to/file.txt", "local/destination/path")
# Check if file exists
exists = storage.object_exists("path/to/file.txt")
# Delete a file
status = storage.delete_object("path/to/file.txt")
Features
- Upload files to BunnyCDN Storage
- Download files from BunnyCDN Storage
- Check if files exist
- Delete files from storage
- Automatic CDN URL generation
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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