安装
通过pip
$ pip install qiniu-async
使用方法
上传
import asyncio
import qiniu_async
q = qiniu_async.Qiniu(access_key,access_secret)
token = q.upload_token(bucketname)
# 文件流上传
asyncio.run(q.upload_data(token,"333.txt","123测试"))
# 文件地址上传
asyncio.run(q.upload_file(token,"mypic0.jpeg","/Users/liuyue/Downloads/mypic0.jpeg"))
### 异步框架接入
#### Tornado
```python
import qiniu_async
async def post(self):
file = self.request.files['file']
for meta in file:
filename = meta['filename']
q = qiniu_async.Qiniu(access_key,access_secret)
token = q.upload_token(bucketname)
await q.upload_data(token,filename,meta['body'])
return self.write('Your file has been uploaded')
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