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Simple example demonstrating how to accomplish a direct upload to Amazon S3 in a Python web application.
The example focuses on Flask as the web framework and is targeted for use on the Heroku platform. However, nearly all of the code could be used as-is in other Python frameworks (such as Bottle and Django). An example using Python 3 and Django is available here.
This is the companion repository to the Heroku article, Direct to S3 File Uploads in Python.
This code is mostly ready to be run as cloned, but a function update_account() will need to be defined to handle the storing of the POSTed information.
- Set environment variables for your AWS access key, secret, and bucket name (see companion article)
- Run
python application.py - Visit localhost:5000/account to try it out
See the article Deploying with Git for more detailed information on deploying to Heroku.
- Download and install the Heroku toolbelt
- Commit your application to a local Git repository (e.g.
git init,git add .,git commit -m "version 1 commit", etc.) - Create the application on Heroku by adding a Git remote (
$ heroku create) - Push your code to the new Heroku repo (
$ git push heroku master)