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MultipartParser: option to write files to temporary directory on file upload
See original GitHub issueWould you consider enhancing formparsers.MultipartParser to allow the option to write to a temporary file instead using SpooledTemporaryFile? Maybe allow the user to specify the temporary file type?
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So, I guess this won’t be resolved until we have a generic answer to “configurable parsers”. In the meantime I guess you may want to deal with this explicitly - subclass
MultipartParser, and usefiles = MyParser().parse(request.stream)or something.Here’s a suggestion for a way to make it much easier to subclass this behaviour: https://github.com/simonw/starlette/commit/d53f89d39b4d6451d82e679fffbe0bea342296fc
Does that feel like a good solution? I’m not sure if that’s a clean pattern or not.