🗄️ Extend Appwrite Storage with Oracle Object Storage Adapter

[christyjacob4]

💭 Introduction

Appwrite Storage lets you upload images, videos, or any kind of file and store it for later. This comes with support for encryption, compression, chunk upload, resumable upload, and much more! 💪 To learn more, check out our official Appwrite Storage docs.

Every file uploaded to Appwrite Storage needs to be stored somewhere, whether that is your server’s hard drive or cloud provider. To make this possible, Appwrite uses storage adapters that each implement simple methods such as read(), move(), delete()...

Your task is to implement support for Oracle Object Storage in Appwrite and the Utopia PHP storage library. We have prepared detailed documentation on how to create Utopia PHP storage adapter, and how to use Utopia PHP adapter in Appwrite. Please read these documents and ensure you understand it before working on this issue.

🎯 Requirements

• Experience with Appwrite.
• Experience with PHP.
• Experience with Oracle Object Storage.
• Experience with Docker and Docker Compose.

✅ Task Summary

• Ask to be assigned to the issue.
• Wait to be assigned.
• Implement Utopia PHP storage adapter for Oracle Object Storage.
• Submit a pull request in utopia-php/storage.
• Implement Appwrite support for Oracle Object Storage.
• Submit a pull request in appwrite/appwrite.
• Write a blog post on any platform of your choosing to demonstrate the usage of your adapter!

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Happy Appwriting!

[SaketKaswa20]

I would like to work on this, but this will take some time and I will require some guidance too.

[Sreejit-Sengupto]

What I understood here is that, we need to implement Oracle Object Storage and Utopia PHP storage library. First we need to create an adapter on Utopia PHP storage for OOS and then create a PR there. After the PR has been merged we need to implement it in the appwrite. If I am somewhat correct I would love to give this issue a try.

[Haimantika]

I would like to work on this, but this will take some time and I will require some guidance too.

Hi @SaketKaswa20 have assigned the issue to you! Thank you for showing interest in contributing to Appwrite! Happy Hacktoberfest 🎃

Notes:

1. Please update us with your progress every 3 days, so that we know that you are working on it.
2. Join us on Discord - https://appwrite.io/discord to chat about Hacktoberfest and Appwrite!

[Haimantika]

What I understood here is that, we need to implement Oracle Object Storage and Utopia PHP storage library. First we need to create an adapter on Utopia PHP storage for OOS and then create a PR there. After the PR has been merged we need to implement it in the appwrite. If I am somewhat correct I would love to give this issue a try.

Hi, we assign issues on first-come first-serve basis, if Saket is unresponsive, we will assign it to you.

[Sreejit-Sengupto]

somewhat

No problem, I'll try another issue.

[SaketKaswa20]

Hello,
I went through the documentation and the Code of Conduct and Contributing Guidelines. Will do the needful and will surely let you know if any help is required.

[SaketKaswa20]

I am confused with the Oracle Object Storage Adapter part. It would be great if someone could help me😶‍🌫️

[Sreejit-Sengupto]

I am confused with the Oracle Object Storage Adapter part. It would be great if someone could help me😶‍🌫️

Have you tried understanding the docs?

[SaketKaswa20]

Yes, I did read them and understood them well enough.

[SaketKaswa20]

Got it!

[SaketKaswa20]

Made a PR in utopia-php/storage, it is yet to be reviewed.

[SaketKaswa20]

My PR is not reviewed yet!

[Haimantika]

My PR is not reviewed yet!

Can you link the issue to the PR?

[SaketKaswa20]

utopia-php/storage#91

[Haimantika]

utopia-php/storage#91

Thanks, please also update the description in the PR for easy review :)

[SaketKaswa20]

Sure :)

[tessamero]

Closing issue, as the PR was closed. Thank you for participating in Hacktoberfest this year.

[iSuslov]

@christyjacob4 should it be reopened? Supporting Oracle Cloud is still a thing