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eloquent-media

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A php trait that's provides an easy way to associate images and/or files for your laravel eloquent models.

Installation

Configration

In your config/filesystems.php file confiure disks.local key to match your prefered upload path.

Usage

API

putFile

Method Definition:

NOTE: the uploaded file will be saved in the configured path in filesystems.php file.

For example $user->putFile('avatar'); will save the uploaded file avatar and save it in public/uploads/users/USER_ID/avatar.EXT where USER_ID is the user id and EXT is the uploaded file extension.

NOTE: if you use primary key other than $id it will be used automatically instead of $id.

file

Method Definition:

NOTE: get the link of uploaded file .

For example $user->file('avatar'); will get link of the uploaded file avatar http://localhost:8000/uploads/users/USER_ID/avatar.ext where USER_ID is the user id.

putFiles

Method Definition:

NOTE: the multiple uploaded files will be saved in the configured path in filesystems.php file.

For example $user->putFiles('avatars'); will save the uploaded file avatars and save it in >public/uploads/users/USER_ID/avatars/583ac3d5a0135.ext where USER_ID is the user id.

files

Method Definition:

NOTE: get the link of uploaded file .

For example $user->files('avatars'); will get array collection for pathes and >links of the uploaded files avatars For example :

filePath

Method Definition:

hasGlobal

Method Definition:

For example:

the file will save in public/uploads/users/default.png

disk

Method Definition:

For example:

Fallback images.

If you want to return fallback image if given image not found you must create config/fallbackimages.php file and put the name of model table and set fallback image like this :

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