I'm not familiar with the library BUT:
BytesIO is basically a buffer of bytes in memory, somewhere your library wants bytes, not the buffer itself, hence the:
TypeError: expected bytes-like object, not BytesIO
In the file_list you're doing this:
file_list
file_list.append([filename, f, mime_type])
where f is the BytesIO. What you need is the value contained in it:
file_list.append([filename, f.getvalue(), mime_type])
you can see the documentation for that method here: docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#...
BTW you should probably tag this post as #help because... you're asking for help :D
Thank you, your suggestion worked for me. I added the tag too :)
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I'm not familiar with the library BUT:
BytesIO is basically a buffer of bytes in memory, somewhere your library wants bytes, not the buffer itself, hence the:
In the
file_listyou're doing this:where f is the BytesIO. What you need is the value contained in it:
you can see the documentation for that method here: docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#...
BTW you should probably tag this post as #help because... you're asking for help :D
Thank you, your suggestion worked for me. I added the tag too :)