Incuna Storages
A collection of django storage backends primarily used to set the location of files in the remote backend.
Installation
Using your favourite package manager:
pip install incuna_storages
Add to your INSTALLED_APPS:
... 'incuna_storages', ...
Usage
Set your storage backend to one of the included classes:
DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE = 'incuna_storages.backends.S3MediaStorage' STATICFILES_STORAGE = 'incuna_storages.backends.S3StaticStorage'
Dependencies
The included classes are built on top of existing packages. No assumptions have been made on which classes you’ll be using so nothing has been added to required_packages.
Since you’ll probably need other bits from the packages anyway it’s been left up to you, the intrepid developer, to deal with the dependencies yourself.
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