Laravel Filepond

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Laravel backend module for filepond uploads

Laravel FilePond Backend

An all in one Laravel backend for FilePond



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Laravel setup

Require this package in the composer.json of your Laravel project.

composer require sopamo/laravel-filepond

If you need to edit the configuration, you can publish it with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Sopamo\LaravelFilepond\LaravelFilepondServiceProvider"
// Get the temporary path using the serverId returned by the upload function in `FilepondController.php`
$filepond = app(\Sopamo\LaravelFilepond\Filepond::class);
$disk = config('filepond.temporary_files_disk');
 
$path = $filepond->getPathFromServerId($serverId);
$fullpath = Storage::disk($disk)->get($filePath);
 
 
// Move the file from the temporary path to the final location
$finalLocation = public_path('output.jpg');
\File::move($fullpath, $finalLocation);

External storage

You can use any Laravel disk as the storage for temporary files. If you use a different disk for the temporary files and the final location, you will need to copy the file from the temporary location to the new disk then delete the temporary file yourself.

If you are using the default local disk, make sure the /storage/app/filepond directory exists in your project and is writable.

Filepond client setup

This is the minimum Filepond JS configuration you need to set after installing laravel-filepond.

FilePond.setOptions({
server: {
url: '/filepond/api',
process: '/process',
revert: '/process',
patch: "?patch=",
headers: {
'X-CSRF-TOKEN': '{{ csrf_token() }}'
}
}
});

Package development

Please make sure all tests run successfully before submitting a PR.

Testing

  • Start a docker container to execute the tests in with docker run -it -v $PWD:/app composer /bin/bash
  • Run composer install
  • Run ./vendor/bin/phpunit
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