OneupFlysystemBundle | A Flysystem integration for your Symfony projects | Cloud Storage library
kandi X-RAY | OneupFlysystemBundle Summary
kandi X-RAY | OneupFlysystemBundle Summary
[Total Downloads] The OneupFlysystemBundle provides a [Flysystem] integration for your Symfony projects. Flysystem is a filesystem abstraction which allows you to easily swap out a local filesystem for a remote one. Currently you can configure the following adapters to use in your Symfony project.
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- Registers the one - up flysystem service .
- Parse an octal number .
- Adds client configuration .
- Creates a service provider .
- Registers compiler .
- Get SSH key
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QUESTION
I am trying out Syfony 4.1
with OneUpUploaderBundle
and OneUpFlysystemBundle
.
My configuraton worked fine in Symfony 3.4
yet with Symfony 4.1
i can not figure out how to inject OnUpUploaderBundle in my code in controler.
OneUpUploader.yaml
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-09 at 12:22Seems you've missed indention in your configuration. Try to change it so
QUESTION
I would like to know if there's a way to create a reusable bundle that depends on a public bundle in my case, OneupFlysystemBundle ?
By adding OneupFlysystemBundle to my bundle's composer.json I can see that it's downloaded and present in the vendor folder.
I want to only include my own bundle in the AppKernel (which has a dependency on OneupFlysystemBundle)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-18 at 15:22Probably the best way is to use Symfony Flex. Which allows you to use recipes. An alternative would be to use symfony-bundle-dependencies
QUESTION
I'm integrating OneupFlysystemBundle, and I'm wondering how to use the local
adapter on my development PC and awss3v3
on the production servers.
I've done this, but it's not working out (it always use the local) :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-31 at 22:21Your last solution is very similar to how Symfony itself allows to choose the DBMS driver to use or to configure the cache backend. It looks OK.
Settings related to the execution environment can be configured in app/config/parameters.yml
(put the choosen_adapter
parameter in it), its reason of being.
However, it's usually a bad practice leading to weird behaviors to use a different environment in development and in production. Some bugs may appear only in production because S3 is used instead of the local FS.
You should try to work on a dev environment as close as possible as the production one. S3 is cheap (even free is you don't store a lot of data), if it's possible you should use it also in dev.
QUESTION
In order to upload multiple files to the server I am using:
- Symfony v3.2.6
- OneUpUploaderBundle
- OneUpFlysystemBundle
- Plupload file uploading library
jQuery UI Widget
version
Please note that: this configuration works for single and multiple file uploads, but it does not return any response
when ValidationException
is thrown!
In order to know that upload of a file finished successfully I added response to part of my UploadListener
:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-18 at 20:24Sorry previous version was incorrect.
OneupUploaderBundle catches exceptions in a controller and pass them to error_handler
service.
QUESTION
In order to upload multiple files to the server I am using:
NOTEPlease note that: this configuration works without a hitch for single and multiple file uploads. It just does not show custom server errors in the clients browser.
TARGETI would like to show file exists
error in UI
I am using validator to restrict some uploadable files.
At the moment files that validator restricts are not uploaded (ValidationException is beeing trown).
I do not know how to make Plupload
to show file already exist
errors.
My template with relevant javascript code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-01 at 15:58To show error in UI one has to listen to FileUploaded
event and manually trigger an error (like in code example below).
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