More 1.0 implementations

[kvz]

Now that the protocol is stabilizing, we're looking to have more 1.0 implementations. A few ideas to kick things off:

• A Client test suite that can be used to run automated tests against servers, to see if they are 100% tus 1.0 compatible (in Go?)
• A Python client was requested (update 2016-09-14: @ifedapoolarewaju is thinking about building one now which is ready for use: https://github.com/ifedapoolarewaju/tus-py-client)
• A Ruby client was requested and is in the works by @alexanderbez
• An Nginx server module (update 2016-09-14: @adrusi is thinking about building one now)
• A concurrent server implementation in Erlang
• A Java server was requested (update 2016-09-14: @terrischwartz has one in the works)
• Some work for a tus rust server was done in https://github.com/Rio/tus-rust
• A Node.js (CoffeeScript?) server. We could probably base it on @vayam's brewtus?

[panjunyong]

We have implemented a Python server and a Python client. We will release it as soon as possible. :-)

[FuGangqiang]

the python implementation for tus protocol 1.0.0 is here:
tusfilter: https://github.com/everydo/tusfilter
tusclient: https://github.com/everydo/tusclient

but still need more tests.

[kvz]

the python implementation for tus protocol 1.0.0 is here:
tusfilter: https://github.com/everydo/tusfilter

Thanks! It looks though like quite some extensions still need to be implemented as well? https://github.com/everydo/tusfilter/blob/master/tusfilter.py

I'm no Python expert, but would it make sense if tusfilter would be called a flask project more than a standalone server? I'm not sure exactly how standard the Flask microframework is within Python, but I feel the official tus implementations should be able to require little outside of the standard library so that it could be integrated with Flask, or Django, or run standalone. As said, my Python fu here is extremely limited so honestly seeking for advice.

That said, we can definitely list your projects among the http://tus.io/implementations.html already!

[FuGangqiang]

tusfilter is a wsgi filter, middleware,
it can be integrated with Flask, Bottle, Django and Pyraimd, ...

the example used flask, it also can be intergrated with others

[kvz]

I see, thanks for clarifying this so quickly already

[FuGangqiang]

tusfilter and tusclient is still at the very early stage,
I'll implement the other extensions and add more documents later in spare time.

[Acconut]

From looking at the project, your work looks amazing. Thank all of you for putting effort into these libraries. 👍

[kvz]

A Node.js (CoffeeScript?) server. We could probably base it on @vayam's brewtus?

This is being tackled in https://github.com/tus/tus-node-server by Vimeo's @bhstahl. It will be ES6 JS.

[choonkeat]

A Client test suite that can be used to run automated tests against servers, to see if they are 100% tus 1.0 compatible (in Go?)

+1 though currently i'm just using https://github.com/tus/tus-js-client to test choonkeat/attache#10

[kvz]

Thanks for sharing - have you considered making this a re-usable gem? If so, we could list it up on the implementation page!

[vencax]

You could check my coffeetus as well

[kvz]

Thanks @vencax, added it to tus.io here tus/tus.io@54f68c9 👍

[choonkeat]

Thanks for sharing - have you considered making this a re-usable gem? If so, we could list it up on the implementation page!

@kvz implemented rubygem https://github.com/choonkeat/attache#rubygem the endpoint is /tus/files 🙇

[matthoskins1980]

I've got a flask-tus server side implementation. So far it supports the core protocol, along with creation and termination extensions. How do I go about publishing?

BTW - amazing work you guys, this is an awesome project.

[Acconut]

I've got a flask-tus server side implementation. So far it supports the core protocol, along with creation and termination extensions.

That's awesome! 🎉

How do I go about publishing?

This is totally in your hands. In general, we recommend to publish the code using a hoster for version controlled and open sourced projects, such as GitHub, BitBucket or GitLab. In order to allow other people to use your implementation, you have to add a license. While we recommend the MIT license, you are free to choose from multiple solutions (see http://choosealicense.com/). In addition, it's always nice to have a README file which contains basic instructions on how to get the server up and running. Finally, we can add your project to the list of implementation (see http://tus.io/implementations.html)

BTW - amazing work you guys, this is an awesome project.

Thanks ❤️

[matthoskins1980]

My Flask-Tus server is a Flask python extension. It is located at: https://github.com/matthoskins1980/Flask-Tus

Please add it to any list of server implementation you have, such as http://tus.io/implementations.html

[Acconut]

@matthoskins1980 Thank you a lot for this project. :) I added it to tus.io.

[nzjrs]

https://github.com/everydo/tusfilter is missing from the list of implementations (http://tus.io/implementations.html)

It is python, but compatible with any wsgi stack.

[kvz]

Thanks @nzjrs, last time @FuGangqiang mentioned it, it was still at an early stage. Is it more mature now you would say?

tusfilter and tusclient is still at the very early stage,
I'll implement the other extensions and add more documents later in spare time.

[nzjrs]

I can't say if it is more mature, but I used it and it worked.

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Thanks @nzjrs https://github.com/nzjrs, last time @FuGangqiang
https://github.com/FuGangqiang mentioned it, it was still at an early
stage. Is it more mature now you would say?

tusfilter and tusclient is still at the very early stage,
I'll implement the other extensions and add more documents later in spare
time.

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[JokerQyou]

It should be more stable now, and we're using a highly customized fork in production.

[kvz]

Sounds good @JokerQyou @nzjrs @FuGangqiang, if three parties are happily using this v1.0.0 implementation in production, I'm confident this will be useful to others too, and fit to be listed as a community project. Added in tus/tus.io@e2ee99b. Let me know if something needs changing 👍

[smatsson]

I have written a server side implementation in .NET (as a OWIN middleware). Currently it supports the core protocol and the creation extension. Source code available at https://github.com/smatsson/tusdotnet

Could you please add it to the list of implementations?

[kvz]

Hey that's great! Would you to make a PR against the tus.io repo for it?

If not i'll likely get to it myself next week 👌

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I have written a server side implementation in .NET (as a OWIN middleware). Currently it supports the core protocol and the creation extension. Source code available at https://github.com/smatsson/tusdotnet

Could you please add it to the list of implementations?

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[smatsson]

@kvz PR sent :)

[kvz]

Merged! 😄

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[smatsson]

@kvz Could you please re-publish the site? I was trying to do a PR for the gh-pages branch but I can't seem to run the scripts on my Windows box.

[kvz]

Could you please re-publish the site?

Done!

[Acconut]

@ifedapoolarewaju completed the Python client implementation which is available at https://github.com/ifedapoolarewaju/tus-py-client. :)

[dirkmoors]

I'm working on a Django Rest Framework library for handling TUS uploads: https://github.com/dirkmoors/drf-tus

[ifedapoolarewaju]

@dirkmoors oh nice! Looking good! Might be helpful to explicitly state in the doc and maybe on the readme that it is a tus-server implementation, so it doesn't easily get mistaken for a tus-client implementation. :)

[rfelgent]

Hello people,

I want to let you know, that I am working on Java implementation with Spring Boot.
Although the project is at an early stage, I think it is worth to mention it.
Any help is welcomed and appreciated ;-)

sb-tus

[kvz]

Thanks for sharing! Once it's in a decent shape let us know so we can add it to the website 💪 👍