Laravel Orchid Media Library

A comprehensive media management package for Laravel Orchid Platform that seamlessly integrates Spatie's Laravel Media Library with Orchid's admin interface. This package provides a complete media management solution with configuration-driven customization, comprehensive testing, and modern PHP 8.3+ features.

✨ Features

• Complete Media Management: Upload, organize, and manage media files through Orchid's admin interface
• Configuration-Driven: Extensive configuration system for customizing every aspect of the media library
• Modern PHP Support: Built with PHP 8.3+ features including strict typing and modern patterns
• Comprehensive Testing: Full test suite with PHPUnit and PHPStan integration
• Image Conversions: Built-in image conversion system with configurable presets
• Responsive Components: Blade components for displaying media in your applications
• Type Safety: Full type hints and PHPStan level 9 compliance
• Developer Experience: Laravel Pint for code formatting, comprehensive IDE support

📋 Requirements

• PHP 8.3 or higher
• Laravel 10.x or 11.x
• Orchid Platform 14.x
• Spatie Laravel Media Library 11.x

🚀 Installation

1. Install via Composer

composer require eliminationzx/laravel-orchid-media-library

2. Install Package Resources

Run the installation command to set up the package:

php artisan orchid-media-library:install

This command will:

• Publish stubs for screens, routes, and images
• Set up the necessary database migrations (if using Spatie Media Library)
• Configure the basic package structure

4. Run Migrations

If you haven't already installed Spatie's Media Library, run its migrations:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Spatie\MediaLibrary\MediaLibraryServiceProvider" --tag="media-library-migrations"
php artisan migrate

⚙️ Configuration-Free Architecture

This package uses a configuration-free architecture with sensible defaults. Instead of configuration files, it uses:

1. Constants for Defaults

All package settings are defined as class constants with sensible defaults:

// MediaService constants
MediaService::SCREEN_NAME = 'Media'
MediaService::SCREEN_ICON = 'film'
MediaService::SCREEN_PLURAL = 'media'
MediaService::ROUTE_PREFIX = 'platform'
MediaService::ROUTE_MIDDLEWARE = ['web', 'platform']
MediaService::ALLOWED_MIME_TYPES = ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/gif']

// ConversionService constants
ConversionService::PLATFORM_CONVERSION = [
    'width' => 100,
    'height' => 100,
    'crop' => 'center',
    'quality' => 70,
    'optimize' => true,
    'queue' => false,
    'enabled' => true,
]

2. Runtime Customization API

Customize settings at runtime without configuration files:

// Customize media library settings
MediaService::customize([
    'screen_name' => 'Media Files',
    'screen_icon' => 'image',
    'allowed_mime_types' => ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/gif', 'image/webp'],
    'route_middleware' => ['web', 'platform', 'auth'],
]);

// Get customized values
$allowedTypes = MediaService::getAllowedMimeTypes();
$routePrefix = MediaService::getRoutePrefix();

3. Spatie Media Library Configuration

Media-specific settings use Spatie's Media Library configuration (config/media-library.php):

// The package respects Spatie's configuration for:
// - Disk name (config('media-library.disk_name'))
// - Max file size (config('media-library.max_file_size'))
// - Image quality (config('media-library.image_quality'))
// - And other media-specific settings

4. Available Customization Options

| Setting | Constant | Default | Customization Method | |---------|----------|---------|---------------------| | Screen Name | SCREEN_NAME | 'Media' | MediaService::customize(['screen_name' => '...']) | | Screen Icon | SCREEN_ICON | 'film' | MediaService::customize(['screen_icon' => '...']) | | Route Prefix | ROUTE_PREFIX | 'platform' | MediaService::customize(['route_prefix' => '...']) | | Route Middleware | ROUTE_MIDDLEWARE | ['web', 'platform'] | MediaService::customize(['route_middleware' => [...]]) | | Allowed MIME Types | ALLOWED_MIME_TYPES | ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/gif'] | MediaService::customize(['allowed_mime_types' => [...]]) | | Platform Conversion | PLATFORM_CONVERSION | See above | Modify ConversionService::PLATFORM_CONVERSION constant | | OpenGraph Conversion | OPENGRAPH_CONVERSION | 128x128, center crop | Modify ConversionService::OPENGRAPH_CONVERSION constant | | Thumbnail Conversion | THUMBNAIL_CONVERSION | 300x300, center crop | Modify ConversionService::THUMBNAIL_CONVERSION constant |

5. Resetting Customizations

Clear runtime customizations to restore defaults:

MediaService::clearCustomizations();

📖 Usage

Accessing Media in Orchid Admin

Once installed, the media library will be available in your Orchid admin panel at /platform/media. You can:

1. Upload Files: Drag and drop or click to upload media files
2. Organize Media: Create collections, add descriptions, and manage metadata
3. Preview Media: View images, documents, and other file types
4. Edit Metadata: Update file names, descriptions, and other properties

Using Media Service

The package provides a MediaService class for accessing configuration-based settings:

use Orchid\MediaLibrary\Services\MediaService;

// Get screen configuration
$screenName = MediaService::getName(); // 'Media'
$screenIcon = MediaService::getIcon(); // 'film'

// Get route names
$listRoute = MediaService::getRouteList(); // 'platform.media.list'
$showRoute = MediaService::getRouteShow(); // 'platform.media.show'
$editRoute = MediaService::getRouteEdit(); // 'platform.media.edit'

Using Conversion Service

The ConversionService provides methods for working with image conversions:

use Orchid\MediaLibrary\Services\ConversionService;

// Apply a conversion to media
$convertedUrl = ConversionService::applyConversion($media, 'thumbnail');

// Check if a conversion is enabled
if (ConversionService::isConversionEnabled('platform')) {
    // Apply platform conversion
}

Blade Components

Use the included Blade components to display media in your views:

{{-- Image preview component --}}
<x-orchid-laravel-media-library::components.platform.image-preview-component 
    :media="$media" 
    :conversion="'thumbnail'"
/>

{{-- Media link component --}}
<x-orchid-laravel-media-library::components.platform.media-link 
    :media="$media"
    :label="'View Media'"
/>

Table Definitions in Orchid Screens

Use the included TD (Table Definition) components in your Orchid screens:

use Orchid\MediaLibrary\Orchid\Helpers\TD\ImagePreviewTD;

TD::make('preview', 'Preview')
    ->component(ImagePreviewTD::class)
    ->width('100px'),

🧪 Testing

The package includes a comprehensive test suite. To run tests:

# Run all tests
composer test

# Run tests with coverage report
composer test-coverage

# Run static analysis with PHPStan
composer analyse

# Format code with Laravel Pint
composer format

Test Structure

• Unit Tests: Test individual components and services
• Feature Tests: Test integration with Laravel and Orchid
• Provider Tests: Test service provider registration and bootstrapping

🏗️ Development

Development Setup

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies: composer install
3. Run tests: composer test
4. Check code quality: composer analyse

Code Style

The package uses Laravel Pint for code formatting. Run composer format to automatically format code according to the project standards.

Static Analysis

PHPStan is configured at level 9 for maximum type safety. Run composer analyse to check for type errors and code quality issues.

📄 License

This package is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.

🏆 Credits

• Eliminationzx
• Spatie - For the excellent Laravel Media Library package
• Orchid Platform - For the powerful Laravel admin panel
• All Contributors

🔗 Links

• Packagist
• GitHub Repository
• Orchid Documentation
• Laravel Media Library Documentation

Laravel Orchid Media Library - Professional media management for Laravel Orchid applications.