![]() Metadata, res = dbx.files_download(path="/Mariner_cost. With open("test_experimet1.xlsx", "wb") as f: Using requests: def download_file(url,filename=''):įilename=req.urlįor chunk in req.iter_content(chunk_size=8192):ĭropbox api method to downlaod file: import dropbox Even though when I tried them both using Jupiter, I was able to download the file with no issue. ![]() However, both attempts were also unsuccessful. I Tried the requests approach as well as using dropbox api method in downloading files, by creating a function inside anvil server. New = anvil.BlobMedia('application/octet-stream',my_media_obj2.get_bytes(),name='new_name.file') I also trierd to convert the url to Blobmedia: my_media_obj2=anvil.URLMedia('url') My_media_obj2=anvil.URLMedia(‘url generated from dropbox where file is located’) If you’re not familiar with databases, it’s also similar to a spreadsheet - data is stored in tables with rows and columns. It’s a full database system built on top of PostgreSQL. ![]() Each database stores tables of information for your Anvil app. For this particular case, I tried the following code: Storing Data for your app Tutorial: Data Tables walkthrough Every Anvil app comes with a built-in database. But, when I try to convert the URL to media object, I receive an error saying can’t connect to dropbox. My data is hosted in virtual drive (dropbox) and I managed to retrieve the link for the hosted files. However, I tried the suggested solutions from previous posts and I haven’t managed to make them work for me. ![]() I am facing some issues with downloading file from URL, which might seem as repeatable question and trivial. ![]()
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