With this bundle, you can attach files to entities.
composer require 2lenet/entity-file-bundle
This bundle works with configurations. A configuration = 1 entity 1 file system.
For example, you may have a configuration for the logo of multiple sellers, and a configuration for the pictures of the products they sell.
In lle_entity_file.yaml
lle_entity_file:
configurations:
seller_logos:
class: "App\\Entity\\Seller"
storage_adapter: "lle_entity_file.storage.default"
That's it! With the default storage adapter configuration, those files will be saved under data/seller_logos
This bundle uses the FlySystem Symfony Bundle. You can create your own storage adapters, (Local disk, FTP, Drive...).
For that, you need to configure a new adapter. Then, change the storage_adapter
of your configuration.
First of all, you need to get the manager for your configuration. For that, use the Lle\EntityFileBundle\Service\EntityFileLoader
$manager = $entityFileLoader->get("seller_logos");
$entityFile = $manager->save($seller, $data, $path);
$this->em->persist($entityFile);
$this->em->flush();
$data may be a string, a Symfony File object (including UploadedFile) or a resource.
⚠️ Never forget to persist and flush the EntityFile.
- I want my EntityFile to contain additional properties!
You can use your own Entity class, it needs to be a Doctrine entity that implements Lle\EntityFileBundle\Entity\EntityFileInterface
. For your convenience, the trait LleEntityFileBundle\Entity\Trait\EntityFileTrait
exists.
You will also have to update your configuration:
unicorn:
# ...
entity_file_class: "App\\Entity\\UnicornEntityFile"
- I want to edit my new properties!
$entityFile = $manager->save($seller, $data, "unicorn.png");
$entityFile->setDescription("Picture of a very sexy unicorn");
$this->em->persist($entityFile);
$this->em->flush();
- I want to have a dynamic path in my file structure!
$manager->save($order, $data, "you/can/do/this");
// example:
$dir = $order->getDate()->format("Y-m");
$name = $order->getId() . ".xml";
$manager->save($order, $data, $dir . "/" . $name)
- For some reason, I want to save my files somewhere else than data
Create your own storage adapter in flysystem.yaml
, which is basically a copy of the default one with different directory option.
flysystem:
storages:
unicorn.storage:
adapter: "local"
options:
directory: "%kernel.project_dir%/unicorns"
permissions:
file:
public: 511
private: 511
dir:
public: 511
private: 511
$manager->get($seller);
$manager->getOne($seller);
If you didn't use Symfony Flex, you need to add the routes in routes.yaml:
lle_entity_file:
resource: "@LleEntityFileBundle/Resources/config/routes.yaml"
Two routes are available:
- lle_entityfile_entityfile_read (requires configName and id)
Example: /lle-entity-file/seller_logos/1 - lle_entityfile_entityfile_readbypath (requires configName and path)
Example: /lle-entity-file/seller_logos?path=2le.png
By default, only logged in users can access those urls. You can change the role
key in the configuration:
operation_reports:
# ...
role: "ROLE_OPERATOR"
- I want the files to be public !
You can use "PUBLIC_ACCESS" in the role
key.
- I want to do something more complex !
By default, files are served inline. You can change the disposition key under your configuration:
zip_reports:
# ...
disposition: "attachment"
$manager->read($file);
$manager->readStream($file);
// deletes the entity and the actual file
$manager->delete($file);
$manager->move($file, "actually_not_an_unicorn.png");
$this->em->flush();
⚠️ Never forget to flush the EntityFile.
https://flysystem.thephpleague.com/docs/usage/exception-handling/
This bundle is compatible with 2LE's Crudit bundle.
You can use the EntityFileBrick, for example in tabs:
public function getTabs(): array
{
return [
"tab.files" => EntityFileBrickConfig::new("seller_logos"),
];
}
It features a dropzone where you can see, add, remove and download files.