python-bunnycdn-storage 0.1.1

This package provides Bunny.net file storage for Django.

python-bunnycdn-storage

This package provides Bunny.net file storage for Django. An improved and working version. Thanks to Will Meyers' django-bunny-storage.

Package Installation

python-bunnycdn-storage requires Python >= 3.7 and Django >= 3.0

pip install python-bunnycdn-storage

Package Configuration

Details to configure Bunny.net Storage.

To use:

1. Add bunnycdn_storage to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py file

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'bunnycdn_storage',
    ...
]

2. Add BUNNY_USERNAME and BUNNY_PASSWORD to your settings.

BUNNY_USERNAME = 'your_bunny_username'

BUNNY_PASSWORD = 'your_bunny_password'

# This is optional
BUNNY_REGION = 'de'

The above settings must match the storage zone and password of your Bunny.net account. To find Storage zone Username and Password, open the FTP & API Access under Storage in your Bunny.net dashboard.

Note: You must include BUNNY_REGION if you choose another region other than the default Falkenstein region, DE.

3. Change the MEDIA_URL in settings.py file.

MEDIA_URL = 'https://your_zone.b-cdn.net/' # This is your Pull Zone linked hostname

The MEDIA_URL corresponds to the linked Pull Zone you setup in the Bunny.net dashboard.

4. Change the default file storage in settings.py file.

DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE = 'bunnycdn_storage.storage.BunnyCDNStorage'

Displaying Media in Template

This setup uses media url context processor to serve media. Refer to the documentation in Django for more details.

5. Add django.template.context_processors.media in the context_processors option of TEMPLATES in settings.py file.

...
'django.template.context_processors.media',
...

To load media properly without getting 404, use:

<img src="{{ MEDIA_URL }}{{ your_model.file }}" />

That's it.