Closed hn1 closed 4 years ago
I would suggest looking at the AzureBlobService to see how it works.
You'll need to implement 3 methods: GetPrefixes(), SupportsPath(string) and Fetch(string)
On Tue, Sep 15, 2020, 7:33 AM hn1 notifications@github.com wrote:
When using ImageFlow Server, it seems one has to hard code the Azure Containers in Startup of an MVC Core application. As we are creating containers dynamically, is there any way one can avoid this?
It is suggested that we use our own blob provider. Any idea how this can be done? Thanks
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Thanks for your guidance.
It seems the List
I've added an example class that does what you need. https://github.com/imazen/imageflow-dotnet-server/blob/379320000fb8283fa65efc372ab99627a770958f/examples/Imageflow.Server.Example/CustomBlobService.cs
You can see how it is configured by looking at Startup.cs in the Imageflow.Server.Example project.
Thank you so much for this first class support.
When using ImageFlow Server, it seems one has to hard code the Azure Containers in Startup of an MVC Core application. As we are creating containers dynamically, is there any way one can avoid this?
It is suggested that we use our own blob provider. Any idea how this can be done? We would prefer to use proven solutions as opposed to roll out our own. Even better would be if this functionality was available in Imageflow. Thanks