I use Laravel of 5.7.25 version.
- I have a symbolic link from
public/storageto/storage/app/public. - I'm storing files in
/storage/app/public/place-imagesdirectory. - I keep the path of stored file in table
fileswhich keeps all stored files. The file path would bepublic/images/some_hash.jpg.
Now I made a file resource, which is used when I'm getting files from my API. The file path retured from api equals public/images/some_hash.jpg. But instead I need it to be images/some_hash.jpg. However, in the table I prefer to keep real path of the file related to the storage folder. After all, I can keep files in AWS or somewhere else.
As far as I understand storage is the root of my disk. The $file->store() method includes public part of the file path.
I end up doing something like this:
// This is ImageResource file, Image model has File relation. One Image has one File
// TODO: Dirty hack
$path = $this->file->path; // This equals 'public/place-images/hash.jpg'
// Removing 'public' part
$charIndex = strpos($path, '/');
$path = substr($path, $charIndex + 1);
return [
'id' => $this->id,
'original_name' => $this->file->original_name,
url' => asset('storage/' . $path) // now we have /storage/place-images/some_hash.jpg which is correct
];
Is there anyway to avoid this dirty hack? I think I'm missing something obvious
via Chebli Mohamed
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