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Commit 5aded18f authored by Markus Scheidgen's avatar Markus Scheidgen
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Added direct upload

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......@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ from flask_restful import Resource, abort
from nomad.repo import RepoCalc
from .app import api, auth, base_path, login_if_available
from .app import api, base_path, login_if_available
class RepoCalcRes(Resource):
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......@@ -159,6 +159,74 @@ class UploadsRes(Resource):
return upload.json_dict, 200
@login_really_required
def put(self):
"""
Upload a file and automatically create a new upload in the process.
Can be used to upload files via browser or other http clients like curl.
This will also start the processing of the upload.
There are two basic ways to upload a file: multipart-formdata or simply streaming
the file data. Both are supported. The later one does not allow to transfer a
filename or other meta-data. If a filename is available, it will become the
name of the upload.
.. :quickref: upload; Upload a file directly and create an upload.
**Curl examples for both approaches**:
.. sourcecode:: sh
curl -X put "/nomad/api/uploads/" -F file=@local_file
curl "/nomad/api/uploads/" --upload-file local_file
:qparam name: an optional name for the upload
:status 200: upload successfully received.
:returns: the upload (see GET /uploads/<upload_id>)
"""
# create upload
upload = Upload.create(
user=g.user,
name=request.args.get('name'))
logger = get_logger(__name__, endpoint='upload', action='put', upload_id=upload.upload_id)
logger.info('upload created')
uploadFile = UploadFile(upload.upload_id)
if request.mimetype == 'application/multipart-formdata':
# multipart formdata, e.g. with curl -X put "url" -F file=@local_file
# might have performance issues for large files: https://github.com/pallets/flask/issues/2086
if 'file' in request.files:
abort(400, message='Bad multipart-formdata, there is no file part.')
file = request.files['file']
if upload.name is '':
upload.name = file.filename
file.save(uploadFile.os_path)
else:
# simple streaming data in HTTP body, e.g. with curl "url" -T local_file
try:
with uploadFile.open('wb') as f:
while not request.stream.is_exhausted:
f.write(request.stream.read(1024))
except Exception as e:
logger.error('Error on streaming upload', exc_info=e)
abort(400, message='Some IO went wrong, download probably aborted/disrupted.')
if not uploadFile.is_valid:
uploadFile.delete()
upload.delete()
abort(400, message='Bad file format, excpected %s.' % ", ".join(UploadFile.formats))
logger.info('received uploaded file')
upload.upload_time = datetime.now()
upload.process()
logger.info('initiated processing')
return upload.json_dict, 200
class UploadRes(Resource):
""" Uploads """
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......@@ -288,6 +288,27 @@ def test_processing_local_path(client, file, worker, mocksearch, test_user_auth,
assert_processing(client, test_user_auth, upload_id, repository_db)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('file', example_files)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('mode', ['multipart', 'stream'])
@pytest.mark.timeout(10)
def test_processing_upload(client, file, mode, worker, mocksearch, test_user_auth, no_warn, repository_db):
if mode == 'multipart':
rv = client.put(
'/uploads',
data=dict(file=(open(file, 'rb'), 'file')),
headers=test_user_auth)
elif mode == 'stream':
with open(file, 'rb') as f:
rv = client.put('/uploads', data=f.read(), headers=test_user_auth)
else:
assert False
assert rv.status_code == 200
upload = assert_upload(rv.data)
upload_id = upload['upload_id']
assert_processing(client, test_user_auth, upload_id, repository_db)
def test_repo_calc(client, example_elastic_calc, no_warn):
rv = client.get(
'/repo/%s/%s' % (example_elastic_calc.upload_hash, example_elastic_calc.calc_hash))
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