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Author Robert Sudwarts
For uploading files via web interface.
Basic scope of the problem
Functionality for:
uploading large files using buffered chunks
scaling down large images
Package Components
upload.writefile() accepts a FieldStorage instance and writes in buffered chunks to the specified directory.
Image files can be written ‘as is’ or scaled to a specified size and [at the same time] as a thumbnail image of a specified size.
A Thumb class to check for existence of thumbnail/create/delete etc
Change Log
v.0.1.5 when scaling image to thumbnail image is given file extension .jpg
- v.0.1.4 added “Pillow>=2.0.0” as a dependency to setup.py.
This package is required instead of PIL
v.0.1.3 added conditional ‘scale’ to writefile() so that this package can be used for all types of files (not just images)
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