We have to use Storage::get() if the filesystem is local, since the method does a file_get_contents() and the file isn’t accessible via a URL since it’s private and doesn’t live on the web root. (We do this slightly differently than Laravel out of the box)
Signed-off-by: snipe <snipe@snipe.net>
I'm going ahead and merging this, since the upgrade doesn't break Flysystem any worse than the current develop is broken, so far as I can tell.
* Upgraded framework to Laravel 6
### TO DO:
- Fix password restriction rules- the old library isn’t compatible with Laravel 6 :(
- Figure out why in-app API calls are returning “Unauthorized”
* More updates from Input:: to Request:: helper
* Switch to Request:: from Input
* Added passport config
* Fixed goofy password minimum in seeder
* Added laravel/helpers
* Changed ($item) to ($item->id) in forms
I have no idea why this is necessary
* Changed ($item) to ($item->id) in forms
* Updated API middleware to auth:api
* Updated with added laravel auth.php values
* FIxed *&!^$%^&$^%!!!! ajax issue
* Switch to Request::get from Input::get
* Switched to Request facade
* Added password security minimums back in
The package we were using has not been updated to Laravel v6, so I created custom validators instead
* Added language strings for error messages for password rules
* Fixed `($item)` issue in formActions for partials
* Added AWS url to example env
* Upgrader - added check for new storage path and attempt to move
* Ignore symlink
* Updated paths for models
* Moved copy methods
* Added AWS_URL support
For some reasin, Flysystem was generating the wrong AWS url (with a region included)
* Switch to Flysystem for image uploads
* Nicer display of image preview
* Updated image preview on edit blades to use Flysystem
* Twiddled some more paths
* Working filesystems config
* Updated Asset Models and Departments to use Flysystem
* Janky workaround for differing S3/local urls/paths
* Try to smartly use S3 as public disk if S3 is configured
* Use public disk Storage options for public files
* Additional transformer edits for Flysystem
* Removed debugging
* Added missing use Storage directive
* Updated seeders to use Flysystem
* Default logo
* Set a default width
We can potentially override this in settings later
* Use Flysystem for logo upload
* Update downloadFile to use Flysystem
* Updated AssetFilesController to use Flysystem
* Updated acceptance signatures to use Flysystem
* Updated signature view to use Flysystem
This isn’t working 100% yet
* Use Flysystem facade for displaying asset image
* Set assets path
Should clean all these up when we’re done here
* Added Rackspace support for Flysystem
* Added Flysystem migrator console command
* Added use Storage directive for categories
* Added user avatars to Flysystem
* Added profile avatar to Flysystem
* Added the option to delete local files with the migrator
* Added a check to prevent people from trying to move from local to local
* Fixed the selectlists for Flysystem
* Fixed the getImageUrl method to reflect Flysystem
* Fixed AWS copy process
* Fixed models path
* More selectlist updates for Flysystem
* Updated example .envs with updated env variable names
* *sigh*
* Updated non-asset getImageUrl() methods to use Flysystem
* Removed S3 hardcoding
* Use Flysystem in email headers
* Fixed typo
* Removed camera support from asset file upload
We’ll find a way to add this in later (and add that support to all of the other image uploads as well)
* Fixed path for categories
* WIP - Switched to standard handleImages for asset upload.
This is currently broken as I refact the handleImages method. Because the assets store/create methods use their own Form Request, the handleImages method doesn’t exist in that Form Request so it wil error now.
* Fixed css URL error
* Updated Debugbar to latest version (#6265)
v3.2 adds support for Laravel 5.7
* Fixed: Missing CSS file in basic.blade.php (#6264)
* Fixed missing CSS file in basic.blade.php
* Added
* Changed stylesheet import for authorize.blade.php
* Updated composer lock
* Added AWS_BUCKET_ROOT as env variable
* Use nicer image preview for logo upload
* Removed AssetRequest form request
* Removed asset form request, moved custom field validation into model
* Added additional help text for logo upload
* Increased the size of the image resize - should make this a setting tho
* Few more formatting tweaks to logo section of branding blade preview
* Use Flysystem for asset/license file uploads
* Use Flysystem for removing images from models that have been deleted
* Enable backups to use Flysystem
This only handles part of the problem. This just makes it so we can ship files to S3 if we want, but does not account for how we backup files that are hosted on S3
* Use Flysystem to download license files
* Updated audits to use Flysystem
* Extract a handlesimages trait to centralize logic for parsing/storing images on upload in create/edit methods.
* Use same image upload/layout in accessories as consum+components.
* Monster: Cleanup/Refactor http controllers.
This cleans up docblocks, pulls most non-crudy actions into their own
controllers, and does general cleanup/logic refactoring. There /should/
be no functional changes, but we all know how should works..
Extract checkin/checkout functions to a separate controller for accessories.
Move controllers to subdirectory.
Cleanup AssetModelsController
Extract component checkin/checkout
Assorted cleanups/doc/formatting in controllers.
Refactor LicenseController.
Refactor UsersController
Update viewassetscontroller.
* Codacy cleanups
* More codacy cleanups. Extract a LicenseCheckout Form request as well.
* A bit more refactor/cleaning of the license checkout method.
* Review Related Cleanups
* Fix most of the item_not_found translations. In many cases, the
string being generated did not even use the id parameter. Where it
does, pass it as id instead of as a different value.
* Remove some old $data arrays from when we manually sent emails from
the controllers. This has been superseeded by the notification system
(yay!)
* Bugfix: Only log the checkin of an accessory if the checkin completes sucessfully.
