Django-sticky-files
An application that solves a problem, when you need to save form’s file field values between page reloads (including form validation errors).
Currently in development.
Installation
Install an application:
pip install django-sticky-files
Then add sticky_files to INSTALLED_APPS.
Include urls:
url(r'^sticky-images/', include('sticky_files.urls', namespace='sticky_files')),
Usage
There are four model fields that implement sticky files behaviour:
from django.db import models
from sticky_files import fields
from sticky_files.models import FileBase
class SomeImage(FileBase):
pass
class SomeFile(FileBase):
pass
class SomeModel(models.Model):
main_image = fields.StickyImageField(
'app.SomeImage',
related_name='+'
)
images = fields.ManyStickyImageField(
'app.SomeImage',
max_objects=4,
related_name='galleries_images',
)
file = fields.StickyFileField(
'app.SomeFile',
related_name='+'
)
files = fields.ManyStickyFileField(
'app.SomeFile',
max_objects=4,
related_name='galleries_files',
)
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Project is in development, so there are no documentation and tests yet.
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