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Simple package for handling upload file and versioning to local disk or AWS S3.

Installation

Via Composer

$ composer require abianbiya/filehandler

Usage

Main todo

Make your model (that gonna have attached file into it) implements HasFile and use InteractsWithFile trait
That's it.

Configure the default disk

Set FILESYSTEM_DISK env variable (local or s3)

Fill the configuration detail if you use s3

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=ap-southeast-3
AWS_BUCKET=

Storing file

Storing uploaded file from request

Set your request validation
Catch the file field by calling the model and then save it
```
$model->addFileFromRequest('fieldname', 'foldername')->save();
```
- fieldname is the form name
- foldername is.. you know, the kind of file or whatever that categories the file into some sh*t (actually this will be used as the folder name in the storage)

Storing file from path

$model->addFileFromPath('path', 'foldername')->save();

path is the path
foldername is.. you know, the kind of file or whatever that categories the file into some sh*t (actually this will be used as the folder name in the storage)

Setting file properties

Set some properties to the model's attached file with this function right before ->addFileFrom{What} called.

$model->disk('local')->setProperties($array)->replace()->addFileFrom

disk() for specifying the disk, default disk is env FILESYSTEM_DISK
setProperties() for additional information, put array here, this'll be store as json
replace() if the model has only one file stored to specified folder, then on update we can call this

Retrieving the file

Access the file with adding the file or files eager loading ORM relation to you model. file function stands for the single attached file and files for multiple files.

$data['yuhu'] = Model::with('file')->whateverQueryYouWant();

this relation return MediaFile object instance so you can filter it using collection for multiple files or do some operation such as:

	@foreach($data as $item)
		$item->file->getPath(); // returns absolute path to the file
		$item->file->getUrl(); // returns direct url path without domain
		$item->file->getFullUrl(); // returns direct full url with domain, recommended for showing file inside html
		$item->file->getMaskedUrl(); // returns masked url with slug routing, recommended for file direct access
		$item->file->getThumbnail(int $width); // * returns <img> html tag (with lightbox) for image mimetype or a href link for others, can be used to render image or link inside table.
	@endforeach

Publish asset to use lightbox within getThumbnail() method

$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=filehandler.assets

then load the assets

<script src="{{ asset('build/vendor/filehandler/js/lightbox-b5.js') }}"></script>

additional option for wrapping file upload form with drag-and-drop input

<link href="{{ asset('build/libs/dropify/css/dropify.min.css') }}" rel="stylesheet" >

<script src="{{ asset('build/libs/dropify/js/dropify.min.js') }}"></script>

then use class .dropify

Intercepting File Access (using masked URL)

The default access to the file is true, otherwise you would like to add a gate to the masked URL route, add this method into your implemented InteractsWithFile model:

public function canAccessFile() : array|bool
{
	// do some complicated checking algorithm to authorized role or file ownership
	// you may use Auth::user(), or $this->created_by to check this model record's owner, or whatever
	return $allowAccess; // returning boolean
	// OR
	return [$allowAccess, 'Such a denied message to show in a 403 page']; // returning array (default message: Forbidden.)
}

Change log

Please see the changelog for more information on what has changed recently.

Testing

$ composer test

Contributing

Please see contributing.md for details and a todolist.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please poke me at @abianbiya (wherever) instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

Abi Anbiya

License

MIT. Please see the license file for more information.

abianbiya / filehandler

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