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Easy Media Bundle Laravel Package
agence-adeliom/easy-media-bundle
Vue.js media manager for Symfony EasyAdmin with multi-upload, drag & drop, previews, image editing, bulk actions, visibility/locking, filters & sorting, directory bookmarks, URL embed support, keyboard shortcuts, and modal/WYSIWYG integration.
Easy Media Bundle is a VueJS-powered media manager for Symfony EasyAdmin, designed to make browsing, uploading, and organizing assets fast and intuitive. It integrates as a modal or inside editors, with robust keyboard navigation and smart UI states to keep workflows focused.
Ideal for teams managing mixed content (images, audio, video, documents), it adds editing, filtering, and access controls on top of a familiar file-manager experience.
- Multi-upload (panel, drag & drop, click-hold) and preview before upload
- Upload from URL (images) and oEmbed (e.g., YouTube)
- Bulk selection with move/delete/download and link copy
- Filters & sorting (type, locked/selected; name/size/modified)
- Image editor, visibility toggles, and path/access restrictions
Frequently asked questions about Easy Media Bundle
- Can I use **Easy Media Bundle** in a Laravel project without Symfony or EasyAdmin?
- No, this bundle is specifically designed for Symfony and EasyAdmin. If your Laravel project doesn’t use EasyAdmin, you’d need an alternative like Laravel Filemanager or Spatie Media Library, which are Laravel-native solutions.
- What Laravel/Symfony versions does **Easy Media Bundle** support?
- The latest version (3.x) supports Symfony 6.4+ and 7.x, with PHP 8.2+. For Laravel, you’d need to bridge it via Symfony’s integration (e.g., Laravel Symfony Bridge) or use a Laravel-compatible alternative.
- How do I integrate this bundle into an existing Laravel/EasyAdmin project?
- First, install via Composer (`composer require agence-adeliom/easy-media-bundle`). Configure it in your Symfony/EasyAdmin setup, then ensure VueJS is properly bundled (Webpack Encore/Vite). Laravel projects may need extra steps to bridge Symfony dependencies.
- Does **Easy Media Bundle** support cloud storage like AWS S3 or Google Cloud?
- Yes, it works with any PSR-compliant storage backend (e.g., Symfony’s Filesystem or League’s Flysystem). Configure your storage adapter in Symfony’s `framework.yaml` or the bundle’s settings to use S3, GCS, or others.
- Can I upload files via URL (e.g., direct image links or YouTube embeds)?
- Yes, the bundle supports uploading images from URLs and embedding oEmbed content (e.g., YouTube videos). This is configured via the VueJS media manager UI, which includes a dedicated URL upload field.
- How does bulk selection and actions work in **Easy Media Bundle**?
- Bulk selection allows you to select multiple files/folders via checkboxes or keyboard shortcuts (e.g., Ctrl+Click). Actions like move, delete, download, or copying links are then enabled in the UI toolbar for the selected items.
- Is there an image editor included, and how customizable is it?
- Yes, the bundle includes a basic image editor (crop, resize) accessible via the preview modal. Customization is limited to the built-in tools, but you can extend it by overriding VueJS components or adding custom filters via Symfony’s asset pipeline.
- What security measures are in place for file uploads?
- The bundle sanitizes filenames and validates MIME types, but you should add extra security layers like virus scanning (e.g., ClamAV) or size limits in Symfony’s `upload_max_filesize` settings. Avoid relying solely on the bundle for security.
- How do I handle large media libraries (e.g., 10,000+ files) with this bundle?
- Performance may degrade with large libraries due to client-side rendering. Optimize by enabling lazy loading, increasing server-side pagination, or using a CDN for static assets. Test with your expected scale before production.
- Are there alternatives to **Easy Media Bundle** for Laravel that don’t require Symfony?
- Yes, consider **Spatie Media Library** (Laravel-native, supports S3, local storage), **Laravel Filemanager** (simple UI for file management), or **Intervention Image** (for image processing). These avoid Symfony dependencies entirely.
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