README.md

MalditoFileManagerBundle

FileManager is a simple Multilingual File Manager Bundle for Symfony

• Documentation
• Installation
• Creating Your First File Manager

Features

• Upload, delete (multiple), rename, download and sort files
• Create, rename and delete folders
• Manage Public and Private folders
• Multilingual (English, French, Catalan, German, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian)
• Fully responsive design (bootstrap)
• Multilple view modes (list, thumbnail, with tree or not)
• Easy integration with Tinymce
• Preview images (even with a Private folder)
• Create multilple configurations
• Advanced configuration (ex : ACL, ...) with your own service
• File restriction based on patterns
• File Upload widget used : blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload
  • Multiple uploads support
  • Drag & Drop support
  • Min/Max file size restriction
  • Thumbnails generation
  • Exhaustive options
• Compatible with FOSCKEditorBundle
• Compatible with MalditoGutenberg editor.

Documentation

The Book

• Chapter 0 - Installation and your first File Manager
• Chapter 1 - Basic Configuration
• Chapter 2 - Service Configuration
• Chapter 3 - Access to the File Manager
• Chapter 4 - Security | Hide and/or block access to specific files or folders

Tutorials

• How to integrate FileManagerBundle into Tinymce
• How to integrate FileManagerBundle into FOSCKEditorBundle
• How to add a button that open the File manager to fill out an input field with the file URL

Installation

Step 1: Download the Bundle

$ composer require artgris/filemanager-bundle

Step 2: Load the Routes

# app/config/routing.yml
artgris_bundle_file_manager:
    resource: "@ArtgrisFileManagerBundle/Controller"
    type:     annotation
    prefix:   /manager

Step 3: Enable the translator service

# app/config/config.yml
framework:
    translator: { fallbacks: [ "en" ] }

Creating Your First File Manager

Create a folder uploads in public.

Add following configuration (symfony4) :

# app/config/config.yml
artgris_file_manager:
    conf:
        default:
            dir: "../public/uploads"

Browse the /manager/?conf=default URL and you'll get access to your file manager

Run tests:

./vendor/bin/simple-phpunit

Demo Application

FileManagerDemo is a complete Symfony application (Symfony 4.4 and 5.0) created to showcase FileManagerBundle features.