Project description File Manager for FastAPI A plug-and-play solution for managing file uploads in FastAPI apps. It handles file uploads, saves them uniquely, and serves them via a static route automatically. It also supports cloud storage solutions like Cloudinary, AWS S3, Firebase, and Google Cloud Storage. GitHub Repository

Installation Install using pip:

bash Copy Edit pip install fastapiFileManager Quick Start fastapiFileManager is designed to be a plug-and-play package to manage files in FastAPI, just like in Django. You only need three lines of code to get started:

python Copy Edit from fastapiFileManager import FileManager file_manager = FileManager(app=app, base_path="uploads", route_path="/files")

file_url = file_manager.save_file(file) Full Example: python Copy Edit from fastapi import FastAPI, UploadFile from fastapiFileManager import FileManager

app = FastAPI()

Initialize FileManager (can be configured to use Cloud services)

file_manager = FileManager( app=app, cloud="cloudinary", # Options: 'local', 'cloudinary', 'aws', 'firebase', 'gcloud' base_path="uploads", # Only used for local storage route_path="/files", cloud_config={ "cloud_name": "your_cloudinary_name", "api_key": "your_api_key", "api_secret": "your_api_secret", # Additional cloud config options for AWS, Firebase, GCloud, etc. } )

@app.post("/upload") async def upload_file(file: UploadFile): # Save the file and get its URL file_url = file_manager.save_file(file) return {"file_url": file_url, "check as": f"localhost:8000/{file_url}"}

@app.get("/download/{filename}") async def download_file(filename: str): # Serve the file for download return file_manager.serve_file(filename) Features: Plug-and-play solution: Just integrate and start managing files.

Automatic file serving: Files are served via a static route (for local storage).

Cloud storage support: Supports file uploads to Cloudinary, AWS S3, Firebase, and Google Cloud Storage.

Simple API: Easy to use methods to upload, save, and serve files.

Customizable paths: Specify the base path for saving and the route for serving files.

Cloud Storage Support Cloudinary: A popular cloud service for media management.

AWS S3: Upload files directly to AWS S3 buckets.

Firebase: Upload files to Firebase Storage and make them publicly accessible.

Google Cloud Storage: Upload files to Google Cloud Storage and manage them with public URLs.

Configuration Cloud Option: In the FileManager constructor, you can choose your cloud provider with the cloud argument. The options are:

'local': Use the local filesystem (default).

'cloudinary': Use Cloudinary for storing files.

'aws': Use Amazon S3 for storing files.

'firebase': Use Firebase Storage for storing files.

'gcloud': Use Google Cloud Storage for storing files.

Cloud Config: You can pass a dictionary containing the necessary configuration for your cloud provider in the cloud_config argument:

For Cloudinary, provide cloud_name, api_key, and api_secret.

For AWS S3, provide aws_access_key_id, aws_secret_access_key, and bucket.

For Firebase, provide the firebase_credentials path and firebase_bucket.

For Google Cloud Storage, provide gcloud_credentials and bucket.