Flysystem adapter for Cloudinary

This is a Flysystem adapter for Cloudinary. Although not the first of its kind, this package strives to be the ultimate and dependable Flysystem adapter for Cloudinary.

Installation

composer require thomasvantuycom/flysystem-cloudinary

Usage

Configure a Cloudinary client by supplying the cloud name, API key, and API secret accessible in the Cloudinary console. Then, pass the client to the adapter and initialize a new filesystem using the adapter.

use Cloudinary\Cloudinary;
use League\Flysystem\Filesystem;
use ThomasVantuycom\FlysystemCloudinary\CloudinaryAdapter;

$client = new Cloudinary([
    'cloud' => [
        'cloud_name' => 'CLOUD_NAME',
        'api_key' => 'API_KEY',
        'api_secret' => 'API_SECRET',
    ],
    'url' => [
        'forceVersion' => false,
    ],
]);

$adapter = new CloudinaryAdapter($client);

$filesystem = new Filesystem($adapater);

Storing assets in a subfolder

By default, the root folder of the filesystem corresponds to Cloudinary's root folder. If you prefer to store your assets in a subfolder on Cloudinary, you can provide a second argument to the Cloudinary adapter.

$adapter = new CloudinaryAdapter($client, 'path/to/folder');

Customizing mime type detection

By default, the adapter employs League\MimeTypeDetection\FinfoMimeTypeDetector for mime type detection and setting the resource type accordingly. If you wish to modify this behavior, you can supply a third argument to the Cloudinary adapter, implementing League\MimeTypeDetection\MimeTypeDetector.

$adapter = new CloudinaryAdapter($client, '', $mimeTypeDetector);

Enabling dynamic folders mode.

By default, the adapter operates under the assumption that your Cloudinary cloud uses fixed folder mode. If you wish to support dynamic folders, set the fourth argument to true.

$adapter = new CloudinaryAdapter($client, '', null, true);

Limitations

• The adapter heavily relies on the Cloudinary admin API to implement most of Flysystem's operations. Because the admin API has rate limits, you may run into timeouts. The Cloudinary API poses challenges in how it distinguishes between images, videos, and other assets, making the task of ensuring seamless operation across all file types quite intricate and expensive in API calls. It's important to highlight that deleting folders can be particularly resource-intensive.
• The adapter is compatible with Cloudinary's dynamic folders mode. However, it operates on the assumption that the public IDs of your assets do not include a path.

Testing

composer test

The tests exhibit some flakiness due to delays in Cloudinary's upload and delete responses.

License

The MIT License.