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Symkit Media Bundle

A powerful, modern media management bundle for Symfony applications, designed for performance, flexibility, and a premium UI/UX.

Features

• Async Uploads: Fast, asynchronous file uploads via dedicated API endpoint.
• Advanced Security Layer: Modular security strategy pattern to block threats (Magic Bytes, SVG sanitization, pixel/archive bomb protection, MIME consistency).
• File Processing: EXIF stripping, strict file permissions.
• Media Library: Grid-based library with search and pagination (Live Component).
• Media Picker: Form field for selecting and replacing media assets.
• SOLID & Configurable: Activable admin/API, configurable entity and repository, routes via YAML.
• Translations: FR and EN included; domain SymkitMediaBundle.
• Hotwired Stack: Symfony UX Live Components and Stimulus.

Installation

1. Install via Composer

2. Register the Bundle

In config/bundles.php:

3. Configuration

Create config/packages/symkit_media.yaml:

4. Routes

Include the bundle routes in config/routes.yaml:

If admin.enabled or api.enabled is false, do not include the corresponding route block so that those URLs are not exposed.

5. Assets

The bundle prepends its Stimulus controllers to AssetMapper. Ensure your app discovers them (e.g. via assets/bootstrap.js and Stimulus).

Activation / Deactivation

• Disable admin: Set admin.enabled: false and remove or do not load the symkit_media_admin routes.
• Disable API: Set api.enabled: false and remove or do not load the symkit_media_api routes.
• Disable search: Set search.enabled: false to avoid registering the media search provider with symkit/search-bundle. No attributes are used; the provider is registered via the bundle’s PHP config (tag symkit_search.provider).

Only the controllers, routes, and search provider are conditional; core services (MediaManager, forms, Live Components, etc.) remain available when the bundle is enabled.

Custom Entity and Repository

You can use your own Media entity and repository:

1. Create an entity (e.g. extend Symkit\MediaBundle\Entity\Media or implement the same contract) and map it with Doctrine.
2. Create a repository that implements Symkit\MediaBundle\Repository\MediaRepositoryInterface (or extend Symkit\MediaBundle\Repository\MediaRepository with a constructor accepting ManagerRegistry and string $entityClass).
3. Configure:

Translations (FR / EN)

The bundle ships with English and French in translations/ (domain SymkitMediaBundle). The translation path is registered automatically.

• Set your app locale in config/packages/framework.yaml (default_locale, enabled_locales) and use the translator as usual.
• All admin labels, form labels, library and picker UI, and API error messages use this domain.

Usage

In Entities

In Forms

In Twig

Architecture & SOLID

• MediaManager: Orchestrates upload (Security → Processing → Storage → Metadata).
• MediaRepositoryInterface: Implement or extend the default repository for custom entity/repository.
• SecurityRuleInterface: Tag with symkit_media.security_rule for custom security rules.
• FileProcessorInterface: Tag with symkit_media.processor for custom processors.
• StorageInterface: Swap storage backends (Local, S3, etc.).
• AltTextStrategyInterface: Customize alt text generation.

Testing

Bundle test suite

From the bundle root, run make test. After composer install, you can also run make quality for the full pipeline (cs-check, phpstan, deptrac, lint, test, infection).

The suite includes unit tests (services, form transformer, security rules, Live Components, search provider), integration tests (bundle boot, config, services), and functional tests (API upload).

Testing in an application

To validate the bundle in a real application (e.g. an app that uses this bundle via Composer):

1. Run the application (e.g. symfony serve or php -S localhost:8000 -t public from the app root).
2. Admin media
   • Open the media list (e.g. /admin/media if route_prefix is admin).
   • Check: list, create (upload), edit (replace file), delete.
3. API upload
   • POST a file to the async upload endpoint (e.g. /admin/medias/api/upload with file).
   • Expect JSON { "id", "url", "filename" } on success.
4. Media Library / Picker
   • Use a form that embeds the media library or picker Live Component; run search, pagination, and selection.
5. Search
   • If the app uses symkit/search-bundle, trigger global search and confirm media results appear.

These steps can be automated with E2E tools (e.g. Playwright, Mink) or run as a manual checklist.

Contributing

• Run the quality pipeline: make quality (or make cs-fix, make phpstan, make test).

License

MIT