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azure-cloudapi v1.1.0

28 Apr 06:15
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A fully functional API to access Azure Storage Account in Python with ease!

This API is built to perform operations in an Azure Storage Account using python. You do not need to use the azure portal or need the connection string of storage account to access it.

Operations Provided:

  • Upload Blobs to Container inside Storage.
  • Delete Blobs from Container inside Storage.
  • Download Blobs from Container inside Storage.
  • List all Blobs present inside the Container in Storage.

Changelog:

  • Added ability to Enable/Disable Logging Operations
  • Moved variable to change Log File Name to config.ini
  • Moved variable to change Downloads Path to config.ini

Future Additions

  • Config File
  • User Authentication
  • Blob Name increment for blobs with same names
  • FastAPI Documentation
  • Storing Logs in Cloud

azure-cloudapi v1.0.0

28 Apr 05:50
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A fully functional API to access Azure Storage Account in Python with ease!

This API is built to perform operations in an Azure Storage Account using python. You do not need to use the azure portal or need the connection string of storage account to access it.

Operations Provided:

  • Upload Blobs to Container inside Storage.
  • Delete Blobs from Container inside Storage.
  • Download Blobs from Container inside Storage.
  • List all Blobs present inside the Container in Storage.

Changelog:

  • Added config.ini file to configure settings
  • Moved Connection String and Container variable to config.ini file
  • Added ability to Enable/Disable Operations in config.ini file

Future Additions

  • Config File
  • User Authentication
  • Blob Name increment for blobs with same names
  • FastAPI Documentation
  • Storing Logs in Cloud

azure-cloudapi v0.2.0

26 Apr 08:40
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A fully functional API to access Azure Storage Account in Python with ease!

This API is built to perform operations in an Azure Storage Account using python. You do not need to use the azure portal or need the connection string of storage account to access it.

Operations Provided:

  • Upload Blobs to Container inside Storage.
  • Delete Blobs from Container inside Storage.
  • Download Blobs from Container inside Storage.
  • List all Blobs present inside the Container in Storage.

Features:

  • Access Storage Account using code with ease, without repeating unnecessary steps.
  • Generate Logs of all operations performed on the Storage with proper Date and Time of operation.
  • API built using FastAPI

How to use API

To use the CloudAPI, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this project

  2. Install necessary libraries -

    • FastAPI - pip install fastapi
    • Uvicorn - pip install "uvicorn[standard]"
    • Azure Exceptions - pip install azure-core
    • Azure Storage - pip install azure-storage-blob
  3. Add your Storage Account Connection String in main.py in variable storage_conn_str (Line 8)

  4. Add your Container Name in main.py in variable container (Line 10)

  5. In terminal change directory to where main.py is present, execute command uvicorn main:app --reload

    Note: If error is thrown, try command python -m uvicorn main:app --reload

  6. API is running, use URL http://127.0.0.1:8000 to interact with API

Changing Downloads Folder

Files downloaded are by default stored in Downloads/.
Downloads directory can be changed by changing the downloads_path in main.py

Note: If you change the path, make sure following directory already exists to prevent errors

Changing Logs File

Operation Logs by default are stored in CloudAPILogs.txt.
Log file name can be changed by chaning the variable log_file_name.
You can also add log file into a directory by changeing name to [directory_name]/[log_file_name].txt.

Note: Make sure directory already exists in system to prevent error

Command Examples

  1. Uploading Blob -
    http://127.0.0.1:8000/upload/C:/Users/Username/Downloads/data.csv

  2. Delete Blob -
    http://127.0.0.1:8000/delete/data.csv

  3. Download Blob -
    http://127.0.0.1:8000/download/data.csv

  4. Generate List of Blobs -
    http://127.0.0.1:8000/list

Future Additions

  • Config File
  • User Authentication
  • Blob Name increment for blobs with same names
  • FastAPI Documentation
  • Storing Logs in Cloud