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Add upload_from_file() method - #60
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This patch adds `upload_from_file()` method which takes an arbitrary readable file object and uploads it to imgur. It's a more generalized version of `upload_from_path()`. It's useful when the image binary isn't stored to file but in the memory e.g. through `io.BytesIO` object.
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This patch adds upload_from_file() method which takes an arbitrary readable file object and uploads it to imgur. It’s a more generalized version of upload_from_path(). It’s useful when the image binary isn’t stored to file but in the memory e.g. through io.BytesIO object.