Laravel Filesystem

Laravel Filesystem is package is an extension of the Laravel functionality for working with file systems. You can connect an unlimited number of disks, manage their statuses, track the occupied space.

• Introduction
• Install
  • Configure
    • Setup database
    • MySQL setup
    • Postgres setup
    • Statuses
    • Status renaming
• Methods
  • Get random available drive

Introduction

The package allows you to work with an unlimited number of disks with different types of drivers local, s3, SFTP or FTP. You can monitor disk spaces, manage statues and other. More information about supported filesystems and drivers read on Laravel Filesystem

Install

To install the package via composer execute

composer require expresslanding/laravel-filesystem

You should publish the migration and the config/filesystem.php config file with

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="ExpressLanding\Filesystem\FilesystemServiceProvider"

Configure

Setup database

The package supports two types of databases:

• MySQL
• PostgreSQL

After publishing config and migration, you should setup database for your application.

MySQL setup

A first step for MySQL databases set FILESYSTEM_DATABASE as mysql. You can do it in .env config file or config/filesystem.php in database section. Next step, you should set name for table. Add FILESYSTEM_TABLE parameter with table name in to the .env config file yours application.

Example .env

FILESYSTEM_DATABASE=mysql
FILESYSTEM_TABLE=filesystems

Modify two fields migration. Open package migration and change types for name and config fields.

before

...
$table->text('name');                                               // For MySQL use string('name', 200);
$table->jsonb('config');                                            // For MySQL use text('config');
...

after

...
$table->string('name', 200);
$table->text('config');
...

Postgres setup

By default, laravel package working with Postgres database, and database section has pgsql as default. But, you can add to .env parameter FILESYSTEM_DATABASE as pgsql just in case. Next step, you should set name for table. Add FILESYSTEM_TABLE parameter with table name in to the .env config file yours application. You can declare table name with schema, for example filesystems table in content schema

Example .env

FILESYSTEM_DATABASE=pgsql
FILESYSTEM_TABLE=content.filesystems

Statuses

Each of the filesystem have other statuses. You can setup custom statuses in the config/filesystem.php in statuses section. By default

• available: main disk status. If status is available, you can work with disk. If you want to change the name of this status, then you must declare the new name in the statuses_map -> availableDisk section of the configuration file config/filesystem.php
• deactivated: This status is the default after disk creation. If you want to change the name of this status, then you must declare the new name in the statuses_map -> newDisk section of the configuration file config/filesystem.php
• disabled: You can disable a disk with the status "disabled"
• full: When the disk is full, the status is triggered as "full".
• transferred: For example, if the data was transferred to another drive. Just in service status.
• archived: Set this status if disk need to delete after a few time
• maintenance: Mark the disk with this status if you need to perform technical work

Status renaming

And once again about two main statuses. Laravel Filesystem package has two main statue available and deactivated. If you want change name, you should declare about them in config/filesystem.php file in statuses_map section.

available status renaming example config/filesyste.php

    ...
    'statuses' => [
        /*
         * Don't rewrite this status because it's main disk status!
         */
        'newAvailableStatusName',
        ...
    ],
    'statuses_map'   => [
        ...
        /*
         * Status defining a free disk for work
         */
        'availableDisk' => 'newAvailableStatusName',
    ],
],

deactivated status renaming example config/filesyste.php

    ...
    'statuses' => [
        ...
        /*
         * This status is the default after disk creation.
         */
        'newDeactivatedStatusName',
        ...
    ],
    'statuses_map'   => [
        /*
         * The status assigned to the new disk
         */
        'newDisk'       => 'newDeactivatedStatusName',
        ...
    ],
],

Methods

Coming soon

Command

Coming soon