Fargo
============

To start do:

    pip install -e .
    ./manage.py migrate
    ./manage.py runserver

To use your own settings make the LOCAL_SETTINGS environment variable point to
a settings file that will be executed in the context of the project settings
module, at its end.

Settings
========

 Nothing for now.

Requesting a file from another application
==========================================

Downloading a file from fargo is easy:
- Open http://fargo/?pick=http://yoursite/pick-a-file/ in a popup or iframe
- When the user choose a file it is returned to

     http://yoursite/pick-a-file/?url=http://fargo/remote-download/name-of-the-file?token=xxxxxx

   Your view on this URL should download the file from the given URL, do
   something with it then close the popup/iframe.

Download URL are only valid during 60 seconds after the request will return
status 403. If the file has been removed a 404 is returned.

Displaying the list of files of a user
======================================

There are two methods JSONP and JSON, both are totally insecure, protect
them with your web server and IP limitations for now.

JSONP
-----

 * Add this to your page

    <script>function callback(data) {
        // display the file list by modifying the DOM
    }</script>
    <script src="http://fargo/jsonp/?callback=callback"></script>

 * data is structured like this:

    [ { 'url': 'http://fargo/download/etc..', 'filename': 'facture.pdf'}, ... ]

JSON
----

 * Do a get on http://fargo/json/?username=john.doe

Showing an upload form
======================

You can open an upload form to fargo by creating a popup or an iframe with
location http://fargo/upload/. You can pass a parameter ?next=http://yoursite/
if you want the user to come back  to your site after the upload, to close the
popup or the destroy the iframe.