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I need to make my system see folders that are outside your folder, to render the . pdfs that are inside those folders. I’m using a function in javascript (Vue.js) very simple, similar to this one:
get_doc(doc_name) {
return '/static/pdf_docs/' + doc_name;
}
Only that, besides being inelegant, forces me to leave all . pdf files in Static folder. I tried some procedures but could not. Thanks for your help.
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Generally is not advised to use Django to serve files in production, use a dedicated server such as Nginx.
Most major sites Django uses a separate web server - that is, one that is not also serving Django - to serve static files. This server runs a different type of web server - faster but without so many features
however, if you want to do this in Django it offers this functionality, on ONLY in English has an example of how to do this step by step :)
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Take a look at this documentation entry (in English):
Before using this, you have to set MEDIA_ROOT in its configuration with the absolute path from where the files will be - this needs to be different from STATIC_ROOT. Also, you need to set MEDIA_URL, for example:
# settings.py
MEDIA_ROOT = '/caminho/absoluto/no/servidor/onde/ficarao/os/arquivos'
MEDIA_URL = '/midia/'
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you configured the media?, usually one uses a dedicated server to serve these types of files
– Davi Wesley
@Daviwesley, as I am a beginner in Jango, did not know that it was necessary to make this configuration. Could provide an example of how I can do?
– Antonio Braz Finizola
sorry for the delay, so I’ve never done it in Django but I believe it’s very easy, have a tutorial that shows a simple example of how to do this.
– Davi Wesley