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Guad / fuwa

A Material design inspired filesharer for all
http://fuwa.se/
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Utilize a DB in the backend #29

Closed Luminarys closed 9 years ago

Luminarys commented 9 years ago

As I touched upon in the previous issue, a database should probably be used. For portability and ease of use(no setup or daemon needed), SQLite can be used. For higher throughput, MySQL or PostGreSQL are decent alternatives. The DB should probably store basic info about files in one table such as date/time uploaded, hash, new name, etc. as well as have a table for banned files.

Luminarys commented 9 years ago

Could you give me the schema of the db, or implement a function which automatically created a sqlite db with the proper schema initially in some sort of setup.py? The latter would probably be preferred as it would be easier for people to just clone, run some setup script and then start the server, but either should work.

Guad commented 9 years ago

Just run app.py once and it should create one in the root directory.

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Could you give me the schema of the db, or implement a function which automatically created a sqlite db with the proper schema initially in some sort of setup.py? The latter would probably be preferred as it would be easier for people to just clone, run some setup script and then start the server, but either should work.

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