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Saving files into sub folders #79

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shravanthanvi opened this issue Sep 27, 2018 · 4 comments
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Saving files into sub folders #79

shravanthanvi opened this issue Sep 27, 2018 · 4 comments

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@shravanthanvi
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Hi
Want to have an example in php where in want to save the files into the subfolder based on key generated

@ankitpokhrel ankitpokhrel changed the title Regarding saving the files into sub foldes Regarding saving the files into sub folders Sep 27, 2018
@ankitpokhrel
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@shravanthanvi You can change server.php from examples to the following. It will save all new uploads in a separate folder.

<?php

require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

$server = new \TusPhp\Tus\Server('redis');

if (strtolower($server->getRequest()->method()) === 'post') {
    $baseDir    = __DIR__ . '/../uploads/';
    $uploadPath = $baseDir . $server->getUploadKey();

    if ( ! is_dir($uploadPath)) {
        mkdir($uploadPath);
    }

    $server->setUploadDir($uploadPath);
}

$response = $server->serve();

$response->send();

exit(0); // Exit from current PHP process.

@shravanthanvi
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Thank you will try it and let you know

@ankitpokhrel ankitpokhrel changed the title Regarding saving the files into sub folders Saving files into sub folders Jan 14, 2019
@ankitpokhrel ankitpokhrel pinned this issue Jan 14, 2019
@muratgozel
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As a uppy.js user, I send a path along with the upload request and placing the file wherever I want:

if (strtolower($server->getRequest()->method()) === 'post') {
  $upload_path = MEDIA_ROOT . $server->getRequest()->extractMeta('folder');

  mkdir($upload_path, 0770, true);
  
  $server->setUploadDir($upload_path);
}

@lwahonen
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@shravanthanvi You can change server.php from examples to the following. It will save all new uploads in a separate folder.

This does not work with the chunked upload example. Your upload folder is left with just three chunks, the original file does not get reassembled

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