Protection against memory spikes when downloading assets #31
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… settings to restrict how large document and image files need to be in order to successfully download
… to model classes, and update image and document models to use the appropriate util methods
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Rewrites asset download functions to stream file contents into memory, instead of reading it all in one go.
It also adds the
BYNDER_MAX_DOCUMENT_FILE_SIZEandBYNDER_MAX_IMAGE_FILE_SIZEsettings, which provides a way for apps to place an upper boundary on the sizes of files they attempt to load into memory, reducing the likelihood of spikes during download. The default value of 5MB is quite conservative, but can be increased to fit the project setup (as outlined in the updated docs)