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April 28, 2014 16:35
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Fetch & write a binary file using Clojure and clj-http
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(ns the-namespace.core | |
(:require [clj-http.client :as client] | |
[clojure.java.io :as io])) | |
(defn- fetch-photo! | |
"makes an HTTP request and fetches the binary object" | |
[url] | |
(let [req (client/get url {:as :byte-array :throw-exceptions false})] | |
(if (= (:status req) 200) | |
(:body req)))) | |
(defn- save-photo! | |
"downloads and stores the photo on disk" | |
[photo] | |
(let [p (fetch-photo! (:url photo))] | |
(if (not (nil? p)) | |
(with-open [w (io/output-stream (str "photos/" (:id photo) ".jpg"))] | |
(.write w p))))) |
Not too familiar with clj-http
but assuming (:body req)
yields a byte-array, as it seems, save-photo!
can be easier and Java-interop-free with clojure.java.io/copy
:
(defn- save-photo!
"downloads and stores the photo on disk"
[{:keys [url id] :as photo}]
(some-> (fetch-photo! url) (io/copy (io/file "photos" id ".jpg"))))
Did not test, but looks okay.
Great, thanks!
Thank you. Very useful
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Thanks, just what I needed for downloading and writing images from the PrestaShop web service.