Pbotsaris
Hello everyone,
I’m trying to deploy an app that uses Liveview uploads to save to both a local /uploads folder as well a S3 bucket. I guess I just wanted to test how both work! Anyway, the upload to S3 is working in production but I’m getting 404 on images after attempting to upload locally. I am deploying with Releases and when I build with images uploaded in dev, they are available in the local /upload folder. But I soon as I try to upload a new image while running the build I get a 404. Any ideas? What am I missing?
Thanks for your help in advance!
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sfusato
How are you referencing the “local /uploads” folder in dev & prod environments?
Pbotsaris
Hey Sfusato,
the uploads folder is being referenced in the
endpoint.extogether with the other static assets for both prod and dev:Do I need to a specific configuration for production?
sfusato
What I meant is how are you passing the path to the location where to store the file?
Let’s say you are using
File.cp(upload_source_file, destination_path)to store the file. I was asking about the value ofdestination_path.Pbotsaris
Ah, sorry I miss understood you. I’m storing the images to
priv/static/uploadssfusato
In the context of the local
devenvironment this works great, since the application is running from the project’s root folder. Inprod, however, your application is running from within_build/prod/rel/..., thus why the file isn’t copied where you intended to when you pass a relative path.Now, the uploads directory is pretty much a config concern, meaning I would personally prefer to have it in a config file rather than in a module’s function or a module’s attribute. For
prod, pass the absolute path to it.Example:
Retrieve it with
Application.fetch_env!(:labs, :upload_path)LostKobrakai
As already mentioned the priv directory is not always in the same place relative to the cwd. Use
Application.app_dir(:my_app, "priv/static/uploads")instead, which will work in any environment.Pbotsaris
Amazing, guys. Thank you so much for the explanation.
APB9785
I just followed the instructions above, specifically replacing
"priv/static/uploads"withApplication.app_dir(:my_app, "priv/static/uploads"), and I still receive the error:** (File.CopyError) could not copy from "/tmp/plug-1618/live_view_upload-1618951129-355143682828838-1" to "/home/runner/work/MyApp/MyApp/_build/test/lib/my_app/priv/static/uploads/ebeab0e5-115e-4ace-a6a7-776877c325f4.png": no such file or directoryI am running the code via GitHub Actions Elixir CI.
LostKobrakai
Did you make sure the folder exists before trying to copy into it?
APB9785
Yes. The functionality is working fine in development. But then I wrote a unit test for the function, and it passes in my local test environment, but when I push the commit through CI (Github Actions), that test fails due to the aforementioned File.CopyError.