Rack:GridFS is a Rack middleware for creating HTTP endpoints for files stored in MongoDB’s GridFS. You can configure a prefix string which will be used to match the path of a request and create an id for looking up the file in the GridFS store.
For example,
GET '/gridfs/someobjectid'
If the prefix is “gridfs”, then the key will be be “someobjectid”.
gem install jnunemaker--rack-gridfs
require 'rack/gridfs' use Rack::GridFS, :hostname => 'localhost', :port => 27017, :database => 'test', :prefix => 'gridfs'
You must specify MongoDB database details:
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hostname: the hostname/IP where the MongoDB server is running. Default ‘localhost’.
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port: the port of the MongoDB server. Default 27017.
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database: the MongoDB database to connect to.
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prefix: a string used to match against incoming paths and route to through the middleware. Default ‘gridfs’.
require 'rubygems' require 'sinatra' require 'rack/gridfs' use Rack::GridFS, :hostname => 'localhost', :port => 27017, :database => 'test', :prefix => 'gridfs' # put a file in gridfs and try visiting /gridfs/objectid get /.*/ do "Whatchya talking about?" end
Copyright © 2009 Blake Carlson. See LICENSE for details.