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Files Support #36

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khaxis opened this issue May 6, 2020 · 3 comments
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Files Support #36

khaxis opened this issue May 6, 2020 · 3 comments
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@khaxis
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khaxis commented May 6, 2020

Make sure PLynx supports Files, i.e. operations with status STATIC.

Users should be able to upload and share static files.

The feature was a available in version 0.* and there should be backend and front end code in the project

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May be it is possible to support files upload via drug&drop directly on graph

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unchris commented May 19, 2020

A way this could be done is if user accounts in Plynx had sort of "home folders", maybe these are just namespaces under the data/ directory or something. Give them a page to upload files to, and then when they drag-and-drop the "Open File" operation into the Workflow, they can configure which file to open via a params['filename'] dropdown which just autocompletes names of files in their workspace.

Something similar for writing data back into that namespaced data folder would be nice too. Then they can "download" their results from there.

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dmitry-brazhenko commented May 22, 2020

hm.
I suppose, that files should be stored and transferred via S3 storage. (https://docs.docker.com/registry/storage-drivers/s3/)

Why?

  1. It is scalable
  2. It is possible to "outsource" file hosting

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