What's in app.py?įrom flask import Flask, render_template, request, redirect, url_for, abortĪpp = Flask ( _name_ ) # You can do this for extra security. So if you plan to use this sample for giant files, I recommend leaving the timeout. This might lead you to restart, losing the upload, or assume it's not working. But the visual will show a file with a graphic that is X'd out. Even though Dropzone times out, your video file will still continue to upload. Everything is in milliseconds, so normally this would be 30000. By default, Dropzone will wait 30 seconds, then timeout. If you don't plan to upload giant video files, you don't need to include this ( timeout: 2700000).
I added a very long timeout - it lasts about 45 minutes. The HTML file for this project is exactly the same as for Use Flask with Dropzone.js to Upload Videos Under 128MB (no client).ĮXCEPT FOR ONE THING. Just change the references in index.html if you want to do this instead. You can also reference these using the static folder and placing dropzone.js and dropzone.css there. In my version of the project, Dropzone.js is attached using CDNs.
#PLAY DROPZONE CODE#
Grab the code from GitHub - flask_and_dropzone To get started, you'll need to do these things: Virtual environment for your project (optional).You can also review the API reference documentation for uploading videos: I'll use a very simple format in this tutorial, but you will be able to style it however you want.
It doesn't have dependencies on other libraries, and it does a lot of work for you so you can focus on styling and configuration.
It's very popular for creating backends for webpages, and that's what I'll be using it for today.ĭropzone.js is an opensource JavaScript library that lets you create drag n' drop file uploads with image previews (when available). It's based on the Werkzeug WSGI toolkit and the Jinja2 template engine. It makes getting started with building a web application quick and easy. With api.video's Python client, you can upload videos of any size because chunked uploads are handled for you.įlask is a WSGI web application framework. In this version of the tutorial I'm using our new Python client. This tutorial is a tweak on the content provided in Use Flask with Dropzone.js to Upload Videos Under 128MB (No Client).
0 kommentar(er)
