Upload image kivy url request

[Gilberto]

I m new here,

Some time ago I worked with kivy now I have a problem with, here is my problem I must upload an images with description in the server, I use django as backend and I use kivy urlrequest, how can I do this, Thank you all

[Gilberto manohisoa]

Please help me 

how to do that with kivy urlrequest, simple string or int I already know how to do it, but with the image I tried but either the server returns me bad request or kivy returns me the error message

Le mer. 21 juil. 2021 à 19:44, Gilberto <erwan.g...@gmail.com> a écrit :

I m new here,

Some time ago I worked with kivy now I have a problem with, here is my problem I must upload an images with description in the server, I use django as backend and I use kivy urlrequest, how can I do this, Thank you all

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[Robert]

A response is more likely if a very specific question is asked, code fragments are usually required possibly supported by a very small run-able example, and definitely showing any error messages.

I don't use Kivy's urlrequest, I use requests (it handles headers, there is excellent documentation and lots of users) and in a thread. I don't have an example of your case.

[Gilberto manohisoa]

Thank you for your answer,

I'm sorry for my rude, I use kivy urlrequest because it is ansync, I post a piece of my code:

def creat_profile(self, *args):
		username = self.screen.get_screen('login_screen').ids.username.text
		mail = self.screen.get_screen('signin_screen').ids.mail.text
                avatar = self.path
		if email != '':
			params = json.dumps({'username': username, 'email': mail})
			headers = {'Content-type': 'multipart/form-data',
						'Accept': 'application/json'}
			req = UrlRequest('http://127.0.0.1:8000/user_profile', method='POST', on_success=self.profil_created, on_failure=self.profil_error, req_body=params,
							req_headers=headers, ca_file=cfi.where(),verify=True, on_error=self.error, files = avatar)

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[Elliot Garbus]

UrlRequest('http://127.0.0.1:8000/user_profile', method='POST', on_success=self.profil_created, 

           on_failure=self.profil_error, req_body=params, req_headers=headers, ca_file=cfi.where(),

           verify=True, on_error=self.error, files = avatar)

 

Just looking at this code, the files keyword is not in the documentation.

I don’t see where you are opening the file or passing the file handle in the call.

 

I would recommend searching the web for how the requests (the requests library) is used for posting an image, and modify that for UrlRequest.

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[Robert]

A quick search here and you will find an example , search for      127.0.0

[Gilberto manohisoa]

hello, I know that in the documentation does not have "files" that is why I ask the question how to do that?
Thank you

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