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Media Laravel Package
atriatech/media
A Laravel media library for handling file uploads, storage, and retrieval. Attach images and files to your Eloquent models, organize them in collections, and serve optimized assets through a clean, simple API.
Explore, Upload, Delete and Create new folder in your laravel project
Frequently asked questions about Media
- What is atriatech/media used for in Laravel?
- Atriatech Media is a Laravel media library for handling file uploads, storage, and retrieval. It lets you attach images and files to Eloquent models, organize media in collections, and explore, upload, delete, and create folders through a simple API.
- How do I install atriatech/media in a Laravel application?
- Install the package with Composer using the package name atriatech/media. Then follow the repository README for any configuration, publishing, or migration steps required by the package.
- Does atriatech/media support attaching media to Eloquent models?
- Yes. The package is designed to attach images and files to Eloquent models, which makes it suitable for model-associated galleries, documents, and other uploaded assets. Check the repository documentation for the exact relationship and attachment API.
- How does atriatech/media organize uploaded files?
- The package supports media collections and folder-style organization. Its overview also lists exploring media, uploading files, deleting items, and creating new folders as core capabilities.
- Which Laravel versions does atriatech/media support?
- Review the composer.json constraints and README in the atriatech/media repository for the supported Laravel and PHP versions. Those files are the authoritative source before installing the package in your application.
- How do I configure storage for atriatech/media?
- Configure the Laravel filesystem disks your application will use, then apply any package-specific storage options documented in the repository. Since the package handles uploads and retrieval, make sure the selected disk is appropriate for local or cloud storage in your environment.
- Can atriatech/media serve optimized images and assets?
- The package overview says it can serve optimized assets through a clean API, so it is intended to support optimized media delivery. Confirm the exact optimization and image handling features in the repository documentation.
- How do I test media uploads with atriatech/media?
- Use Laravel's storage fakes for the disk used by the package and assert your media records or model attachments in your test suite. Keep upload tests isolated from real storage and review the package API for any specific assertion helpers.
- Is atriatech/media suitable for production use?
- It can be used in production if you configure a durable Laravel filesystem disk, set correct permissions and public URL settings, and include uploaded media in your backup strategy. Also review the repository's recent releases and open issues before depending on it.
- What are alternatives to atriatech/media?
- Spatie's laravel-medialibrary is a widely used alternative with a mature media management feature set. Plank and custom Laravel filesystem code are also options, so compare attachment APIs, collections, image handling, and maintenance activity before choosing.
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