This gem implement the support for Aliyun open storage service(OSS) to Paperclip.
gem install paperclip-storage-aliyun
Or, if you are using a bundler, you can append the following line into your Gemfile:
gem 'paperclip-storage-aliyun'
In order to make all the things work, you should do some important configurations through a initializer:
If you are developing a Rails application, you can append a new initializer like:
# [rails_root]/config/initializers/paperclip-aliyun-configuration.rb
Paperclip::Attachment.default_options[:aliyun] = {
access_id: '3VL9XMho8iCushj8',
access_key: 'VAUI2q7Tc6yTh1jr3kBsEUzZ84gEa2',
bucket: 'xx-test',
data_center: 'hangzhou',
internal: false
}
Then, in the model which defines the attachment, specify your storage and other options, for example:
# [rails_root]/app/models/image.rb
class Image < ActiveRecord::Base
has_attached_file :attachment, {
storage: :aliyun,
styles: { thumbnail: "60x60#"},
path: 'public/system/:class/:attachment/:id_partition/:style/:filename',
url: ':aliyun_upload_url'
}
end
Similar to Paperclip::Storage::S3, there are four options for the url by now:
:aliyun_upload_url
: the url based on the options you give:aliyun_internal_url
: the internal url, no matter whatoptions[:aliyun][:internal]
is:aliyun_external_url
: the external url, no matter whatoptions[:aliyun][:internal]
is:aliyun_alias_url
: the alias url based on thehost_alias
you give, typically used together with CDN
Please note the values above are all strings, not symbols. You could still make your own url if only you know what you are doing.