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Upchuck
Upchuck is a simple, automatic handler of file uploads for Laravel's Eloquent models using using Flysystem. It does not attempt to do anything besides let the developer treat file uploads like regular input fields. It does this by listening to Eloquent saving
events, checking the model attribute for UploadedFile
instances, pushing those files to "disk" of your choosing, and then storing the publically accessible URL in the model attribute for that input.
Installation
- Add to your project:
composer require bkwld/upchuck:~2.0
- Laravel < 5.5 only Add Upchuck as a provider in your app/config/app.php's provider list:
'Bkwld\Upchuck\ServiceProvider',
- Publish the config:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Bkwld\Upchuck\ServiceProvider"
Usage
Edit the disk
config setting to supply configuration information for where uploads should be moved. We are using Graham Campbell's Flysystem integration for Laravel to instantiate Flysystem instances, so the configruation of the disk
matches his configuration options for connections. As the comments in the config file mention, I recommend turning on caching if you are using any disk other than local
. For both caching and other disk drivers, you will need to include other packages.
Then, to enable upload support for your models, use the Bkwld\Upchuck\SupportsUploads
trait on your model and itemize each attribute that should support uploads via the $upload_attributes
property. For example:
Then, say you have a <input type="file" name="image">
field, you would do this from your controller:
You are filling the object with the Input:all()
array, which includes your image data as an UploadedFile
object keyed to the image
attribute. When you save()
, Upchuck will act on the saving
event, moving the upload into the storage you've defined in the config file, and replacing the attribute value with the URL of the file.
Resizing images
If your app supports uploading files you are probably also dealing with needing to resize uploaded images. We (BKWLD) use our Croppa package to resize images using specially formatted URLs. If you are looking for an model-upload package that also resizes images, you might want to check out Stapler.
All versions of upchuck with dependencies
illuminate/support Version <4.3,>=4.0
graham-campbell/flysystem Version ~1.0