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Informations about the package file-upload

PHP-FileUpload

Simple and convenient file uploads — secure by default

Requirements

Installation

  1. Include the library via Composer [?]:

  2. Include the Composer autoloader:

  3. Set up your HTML form for the file upload, e.g.:

    The two attributes method="post" and enctype="multipart/form-data" on the <form> element are mandatory. Likewise, there must be at least one <input type="file"> element with a proper name attribute. Finally, some way to submit the form, e.g. the <button type="submit"> element, is required. The hidden input named MAX_FILE_SIZE is an optional hint for the client.

Usage

File uploads

Limiting the maximum permitted file size

Reading the maximum permitted file size

Restricting the allowed file types or extensions

Note: By default, a set of filename extensions is used that is relatively safe for PHP applications and common on the web. This may be sufficient for some use cases.

Reading the allowed file types or extensions

Reading the target directory

Defining the target filename

Note: By default, a random filename will be used, which is sufficient (and desired) in many cases.

Reading the target filename

Reading the name of the input field

Base64 uploads

Limiting the maximum permitted file size

Reading the maximum permitted file size

Defining the filename extension

Note: This defines the filename extension of the file to be uploaded, which is a property of the FileUpload instance. It does not change the extension of any file already uploaded, which would be represented in a File instance. By default, the filename extension bin for arbitrary (binary) data will be used, which may be sufficient in some cases.

Reading the filename extension

Note: This retrieves the filename extension of the file to be uploaded, which is a property of the FileUpload instance. It does not read the extension of any file already uploaded, which would be represented in a File instance.

Reading the target directory

Defining the target filename

Note: By default, a random filename will be used, which is sufficient (and desired) in many cases.

Reading the target filename

Reading the Base64 data

Data URI uploads

Limiting the maximum permitted file size

Reading the maximum permitted file size

Restricting the allowed MIME types and extensions

Note: By default, a set of MIME types is used that is relatively safe for PHP applications and common on the web. This may be sufficient for some use cases.

Reading the allowed MIME types and extensions

Reading the target directory

Defining the target filename

Note: By default, a random filename will be used, which is sufficient (and desired) in many cases.

Reading the target filename

Reading the data URI

Contributing

All contributions are welcome! If you wish to contribute, please create an issue first so that your feature, problem or question can be discussed.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.

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