django-dynamic-filenames 1.4.0

Write advanced filename patterns using the Format String Syntax.

Django Dynamic Filenames

Write advanced filename patterns using the Format String Syntax.

Getting Started

Installation

pip install django-dynamic-filenames

Samples

Basic example:

from django.db import models
from dynamic_filenames import FilePattern

upload_to_pattern = FilePattern(
    filename_pattern='{app_label:.25}/{model_name:.30}/{uuid:base32}{ext}'
)

class FileModel(models.Model):
    my_file = models.FileField(upload_to=upload_to_pattern)

Auto slug example:

Features

Field names

ext

: File extension including the dot.

name

: Filename excluding the folders.

model_name

: Name of the Django model.

app_label

: App label of the Django model.

instance

: Instance of the model before it has been saved. You may not have a primary key at this point.

uuid

: UUID version 4 that supports multiple type specifiers. The UUID will be the same should you use it twice in the same string, but different on each invocation of the upload_to callable.

The type specifiers allow you to format the UUID in different ways,
e.g. `{uuid:x}` will give you a with a hexadecimal UUID.

The supported type specifiers are:

`s`

:   String representation of a UUID including dashes.

`i`

:   Integer representation of a UUID. Like to `UUID.int`.

`x`

:   Hexadecimal (Base16) representation of a UUID. Like to
    `UUID.hex`.

`X`

:   Upper case hexadecimal representation of a UUID. Like to
    `UUID.hex`.

`base32`

:   Base32 representation of a UUID without padding.

`base64`

:   Base64 representation of a UUID without padding.

    :::: warning
    ::: title
    Warning
    :::

    Not all file systems support Base64 file names.
    ::::

All type specifiers also support precisions to cut the string, e.g.
`{{uuid:.2base32}}` would only return the first 2 characters of a
Base32 encoded UUID.

Type specifiers

You can also use a special slug type specifier, that slugifies strings.

Example:

from django.db import models
from dynamic_filenames import FilePattern

upload_to_pattern = FilePattern(
    filename_pattern='{app_label:.25}/{model_name:.30}/{instance.title:.40slug}{ext}'
)

class FileModel(models.Model):
    title = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    my_file = models.FileField(upload_to=upload_to_pattern)

Slug type specifiers also support precisions to cut the string. In the example above the slug of the instance title will be cut at 40 characters.