simple-crud/extra-fields

Extra fields for simple-crud package

SimpleCrud Fields

Package with extra fields for simple-crud, _(*1)

Installation

This package is installable and autoloadable via Composer as simple-crud/extra-fields., _(*2)

$ composer require simple-crud/extra-fields

File

Used to upload files into a directory and save the file name in the database. Detects instances of Psr\Http\Message\UploadedFileInterface see here PSR-7 standard., _(*3)

• First, you must define the uploads path used by the database, using the attribute SimpleCrud::ATTR_UPLOADS
• On register the field, the File format will be asigned to any field named "file" or ending by "File" (for example: imageFile, avatarFile, etc)
• By default, the file is saved in a subdirectory named as [table]/[field]. For example, the images of the field avatar of the table user will be saved in the folder uploads/user/avatar.
• The filename is slugified and converted to lowercase. For example, the file My Picture.JPG is renamed to my-picture.jpg.

use SimpleCrud\Fields\File;

//Register the field
File::register($simpleCrud);

//Configure the directory to upload the files
$simpleCrud->setConfig(File::CONFIG_UPLOADS_PATH, '/path/to/uploads');

//You can also configure the File field
$simpleCrud->user->file
    ->setConfig('directory', '/path/to/uploads') //custom directory used instead the default File::DIRECTORY
    ->setConfig('relative_directory', '/images') //custom subdirectory (by default is /{table_name}/{field_name})
    ->setConfig('save_relative_directory', true) //whether save the relative_directory in the database instead only the filename (false by default)

//Get the data from the serverRequest
$data = $request->getParsedBody();
$files = $request->getUploadedFiles();

//Create the new user
$user = $simpleCrud->user->create([
    'name' => $data['name'],
    'email' => $data['email'],
    'file' => $files['avatar'],
]);

//Save the data
$user->save();

//Get the avatar file
echo $user->file; // /user/avatar/image.jpg;

Slug

Used to save slugified values using cocur/slugify. On register the field, the Slug format will be asigned to any field named "slug", _(*4)

use SimpleCrud\Fields\Slug;

//Register the field
Slug::register($simpleCrud);

//Create the new article
$title = 'Hello world'
$article = $simpleCrud->articles->create([
    'title' => $title,
    'slug' => $title,
]);

//Save the data
$article->save();

//Get the slug
echo $user->article->slug // hello-world