I've got a process that fetches an image from a given URL and saves it to Google Cloud Storage and retrieves a serving url. Now, my understanding (from the documentation I've read) is that I must also create a blob in the process that references the GCS file. If my understanding is incorrect, please let me know.
The handler that fetches the image and tries to save it is:
img_request = urlfetch.fetch(img_url)
if img_request.status_code == 200:
img_title = hashlib.sha1(img_url).hexdigest()
img_content = img_request.content
img_type = img_request.headers['content-type']
cloud_storage_filename = '/images/%s/%s' % (self.source_name, img_title)
blobstore_filename = '/gs%s' % cloud_storage_filename
blobstore_key = blobstore.create_gs_key(blobstore_filename)
cloud_storage_file = gcs.open(filename=cloud_storage_filename, mode='w', content_type=img_type)
cloud_storage_file.write(img_content)
cloud_storage_file.close()
# If I print blobstore_key at this stage, I am getting a result here.
blobstore_key = blobstore.get(blobstore_key).key()
blobstore_serving_url = images.get_serving_url(blobstore_key)
# Structured Property to be part of a Datastore Model
img_model = data_model.Image(
s_source_url = img_url,
k_blob_key = blobstore_key,
s_serving_url = blobstore_serving_url
)
return img_model
This works fine on the dev_appserver, however, in production it raises the following error:
blobstore_key = blobstore.get(blobstore_key).key()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'key'
Why is this error being raised in Production and not on the dev_appserver? As if the key is not being generated in the first place...
As I have commented in the code, when I print the blobstore_key before calling blobstore.get(blobstore_key).key(), it does print out a key, so it's working fin until there. The problem is, presumably, when I call blobstore.get() on the key, it gets None... why???
Or am I doing something completely wrong? Thanks!