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c-w commentedMay 21, 2019
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In #141 it was discussed to enable the user to upload data directly from cloud storage. This feature speeds up the annotation workflow by no longer requiring the user to download all data files to their machine and also enables data import into doccano in higher compliance environments where users may not be allowed to download data files to their machine.
This pull request implements the data import from cloud by integrating:
libcloud storage to have a single SDK in the import API to interact with a wide range of cloud storage systems such as AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, etc.
django-cloud-browser to enable the user to navigate the cloud storage interactively and select which file to upload. Note that the cloud browser uses libcloud under the hood so it supports the exact same set of cloud storages as the import API.
The animation below shows the cloud upload experience:
The cloud upload feature is functionally complete but the default UI of django-cloud-browser is fairly basic. I'd be very happy to take guidance on how to improve the CSS to make it more aligned with doccano, e.g. is there a UI style-guide for doccano?
Resolves #141