Laravel Media Manager 1.0.0

This Package Created, For Manage Media and file in your Project

Working with this package is very simple so let's start learning

Installation

Require the package in your composer.json and update your dependency with composer update:

"require": {
...
"laravel-media-manager/manager": "dev-master",
...
},

Add the package to your application service providers in config/app.php.

'providers' => [

'Illuminate\Foundation\Providers\ArtisanServiceProvider',
'Illuminate\Auth\AuthServiceProvider',
...
'MediaManager\Manager\ManagerServiceProvider::class',
],

then add this line to aliases array in the config/app.php file :

'MediaManager' => MediaManager\Manager\Facade\Manager::class,

Documentation

first of all, at this package, assumed public > upload directory is Root directory for destination place for files uploaded and You should not mention it in the address for example: public/upload/product/7/image/picture.jpg

just you write :

MediaManager::store($request->file('file'), 'product/7/image', 'picture.jpg');

But you can change this logic By change into config.php file with this command :

php artisan vendor:publish

for use this package must be imported it, so write this command after namespace

import Facade : use MediaManager;

Store

you can manage saving file with store method :

when get file with $request->file('file'), use this :

MediaManager::store(UploadedFile $file, String $destinationPath, String $name);

for example, we want save file into upload/product/7/image,

MediaManager::store($request->file('file'), 'product/7/image', 'picture.jpg');

Maybe you want to make changes to the file name, to do this, use the closure instead of the third argument

$baseName  = $request->file('file')->getClientOriginalName();
list($fileName, $destinationPath) = MediaManager::store($request->file('file'), 'product/7/image', function() use ($baseName){ 
        return 'company_name_'.time().'_'.$baseName;
});

The file is stored in the destination path and these values are returned:

{
    "company_name_1504896197_picture.png",
    "yourSite.com\upload\product\7\image\"
}

Notice: all paths under are equal :

• product/7/image
• /product/7/image/
• /product/7/image
• product/7/image/

Delete

for delete file, name and file path is enough:

MediaManager::delete('picture.jpg', 'product/7/image');

or given array

MediaManager::delete(['picture1.jpg', 'picture2.jpg'], 'product/7/image');

Rename

for rename file, give to rename method 3 parameters :

first parameter : oldName or Now Name

second parameter : new Name

third parameter: path file

for example:

MediaManager::rename('oldName.jpg', 'newName', 'product/7/image');

Notice: You must not include a suffix for the new name, the suffix is determined by the old name

Copy

Warning: If the destination file already exists, it will be overwritten.

for copy file, give to copy method 3 parameters :

first parameter : file name

second parameter : now path

third parameter : new path

for example:

MediaManager::copy('picture.jpg', 'product/7/image', 'product/49/image');

Cut

for cut file,such as copy, give 3 parameters to cut method :

first parameter : file name

second parameter : now path

third parameter : new path

for example:

MediaManager::cut('picture.jpg', 'product/7/image', 'product/49/image');

Smart Methods

Smart Store

In the SmartStore method, the file type is examined using the mimetype and based on its type, the folder is created and you do not need to consider a folder for a particular type in the declaration. for example if file is one of these mime type: 'image/jpeg', 'image/jpeg', 'image/jpeg', 'image/gif', 'image/bmp', 'image/vnd.microsoft.icon', 'image/tiff', 'image/tiff', 'image/svg+xml', 'image/svg+xml'

In fact, a folder called the image is created and used for storing, and you give this path to method product/7 instead product/7/image

MediaManager::store(UploadedFile $file, String $destinationPath, String $name);

for example, we want save file into upload/product/7/image,

MediaManager::SmartStore($request->file('file'), 'product/7', 'picture.jpg');

Maybe you want to make changes to the file name, to do this, use the closure instead of the third argument

$baseName  = $request->file('file')->getClientOriginalName();
list($fileName, $destinationPath) = MediaManager::store($request->file('file'), 'product/7', function() use ($baseName){ 
        return 'company_name_'.time().'_'.$baseName;
});

The file is stored in the destination path and these values are returned:

{
    "company_name_1504896197_picture.png",
    "yourSite.com\public\upload\product\7\image\"
}

Smart Copy

In the copy and cut method, the destination path must exist, and if it does not, you will get a mistake. In the smart way, if the destination does not exist, it initially creates it and then continues.

Warning: If the destination file already exists, it will be overwritten.

parameters are such as normal copy :

MediaManager::SmartCopy('picture.jpg', 'product/7/image', 'product/49/image');

Smart Cut

parameters are such as normal cut :

MediaManager::SmartCut('picture.jpg', 'product/7/image', 'product/49/image');

  # laravel-media-manager