travisf
Locally all my images are 404 not found (haven’t tried this in production). This is a brand new implementation so I’m sure I got something mixed up along the way.
I’m using ex_aws to store images in production, but locally I am just using the filesystem. I use system configs to determine what gets uploaded where.
dev.exs:
config :app, App.Images.PostImages,
provider: App.Storage.LocalProvider,
root: Path.expand(Path.join(__DIR__, "../priv/static/images/posts")),
url_prefix: "/pics"
LocalProvider:
@doc """
This is what fetches a URL of an uploaded image
"""
@impl true
def url(%{url_prefix: url_prefix}, key, _opts \\ []) do
with :ok <- validate_key(key) do
ok({:local, Path.join(url_prefix, key)})
else
res -> {:error, res}
end
end
endpoint.ex
image_file_storage = Application.get_env(:app, App.Images.PostImages)
if Keyword.fetch!(image_file_storage, :provider) == App.Storage.LocalProvider do
plug Plug.Static,
at: "/pics",
from: Keyword.fetch!(image_file_storage, :root),
gzip: false
end
The url/3 function returns a url /pics/:image_key, which it does. And I can view the image if I navigate to ../priv/static/images/posts/:image_key but Phoenix is not finding localhost:4000/pics/:image_key. What am I missing? I’ve implemented this in other systems before, but this is the first time I’ve written all provider behaviours myself.
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codeanpeace
If the code blocks were copied directly from the app, it looks like inconsistency referencing of modules where some are prefixed with
Appand othersCiao.travisf
Sorry, that was a typo. Ciao is the name of the app, but for this post I was trying to make it more generic. It’s actually
Ciaoeverywhere.codeanpeace
Gotcha, just a sanity check
Looking at the
Plug.Staticmodule docs,Have you tried it with the preferred form?
travisf
I just gave it a shot. No luck. I’ll be working on this tonight until I either figure it out or my wife gets home so I’ll post back if I figure anything else out.
Oddly I added an inspect into the
endpoint.exIt’s showing the file in there, so the path I’m passing to
fromis a good path.One other thing I read, the
Plug.Staticshould be before:plug(CiaoWeb.Router)I moved that around still no luck.travisf
No foruther progress on this, this is the stacktrace anytime I try to access one of the image assets:
codeanpeace
Hmm, did you try a relative path from app directory for the
:rootconfig value after changing to the preferred form for:from?root: "priv/static/images/posts",Or maybe even hardcoding it in just for now like so:
from: {:ciao, "priv/static/images/posts"},travisf
Ah! That did it. Interesting, in the
dev.exsif I changeroot: Path.expand(Path.join(__DIR__, "/priv/static/images/posts"))to:root: "priv/static/images/posts"I get an error:So now I have two variables,
rootandrelative:I find that to be a bit frustrating, but this is a side project so I’m happy to leave it as is for now. Thank you so much for your help!