Storing files uploaded from the admin area
I have a vague idea of how to upload files provided by the user to pterodactyl, but where would the best place be to store them?
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@Zeph I've fixed extensionfs on the latest commit of Blueprint
https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/filesystem/
The disk name is
blueprint:identifier for files stored in domain.ext/fs/identifier...File Storage - Laravel 10.x - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans
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just checked bp docs and I assume I have to store it in either the data directory or public directory, the thing being uploaded is a background for the main panel area, which would be the better option?
I assume you should probably use the Laravel storage facade
Pretty certain pterodactyl has at least a storage source set up by default
Think it's just the file driver by default meaning it stores files in public/storage
Well sorta
public/storage is a symlink lmao
https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/filesystem
would that be a good idea though over the addon specific folders done through blueprint?
Oh wait
I completely forgot the blueprint helper offered file storage apis
those suck
blueprint should in theory create a laravel storage driver for you automatically
in practice im not sure if it works properly
i mean i can definitely see pterodactyl does not set the public one by default
no i mean per-extension filesystems
and i meant that the default laravel ones aren't an option unless an install script is used to create the public driver symlinks lmao
oh i see why
im fucking stupid
ok
blueprint creates a config then never loads said config
nvm it might not work yet :heavysob:
will make a storage:list command to list filesystems and debug this
Solution
@Zeph I've fixed extensionfs on the latest commit of Blueprint
https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/filesystem/
The disk name is
blueprint:identifier for files stored in domain.ext/fs/identifier
For managing the extension's private directory, you can use the blueprint_private:identifier disk.
This will make it in the next stable release of Blueprint.File Storage - Laravel 10.x - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans
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