Niko Föhr

And to add to the other part of your question, dash-uploader *should* take the abovementioned settings into account automatically (since it has access to `app.config`, and users should not need...

Hi @cainmagi, Interesting approach. What is lacking from the dash-uploader which forces you to "hack" the code? There is [`du.configure_upload()`](https://github.com/np-8/dash-uploader/blob/master/docs/dash-uploader.md#duconfigure_upload) which is supposed to configure the correct upload API for...

@cainmagi Oh yeah, did not think about the option that someone might be interested using the component in Flask application. The another question would be to make it possible to...

I assume your application is used by running Dash on local computer and users use the app via browser. Changing the upload root folder dynamically would, in general, break every...

Could callbacks be used to move the data into the correct directories? I think data flow like this: 1) User uploads data file (newdata.csv) to server. File goes into C:\tmp\Uploads\some-unique-id\newdata.csv...

Hi, I have not myself ever tried Heroku, but it would nice to know if Heroku has some limitations with regarding to dash-uploader. Also someone else just asked about Heroku...

The starting point for debugging could be a simple Flask app like this ```python from flask import Flask from flask import request import os app = Flask(__name__) @app.route("/", methods=['GET', 'POST'])...

Yeah that's a good starting point, to try to get a response for a simple HTTP GET request. What port are you running your flask app? Did you check that...

Thank you @maulberto3 for the information about Heroku filesystem. I will try to explain a little more how dash-uploader works and what it means if one wants upload files to...

Thanks for the suggestion. That is valid point. The `dcc.Upload` really needs an alternative for large files, and that was my motivation for forking the `dash-resumable-upload` and trying to make...