This extension for TYPO3 CMS provides a Fluid widget for (mass) uploading media on the Frontend using HTML5 techniques. Once selected by the User, the Media will be directly uploaded to a temporary space within typo3temp. After the form is posted, uploaded File can be retrieved by an UploadService.
If the form has a "show" step before the final submission, the uploaded images can be displayed by another widget.
The file upload is handled by Fine Uploader which is a Javascript plugin aiming to bring a user-friendly file-uploading experience over the web. The plugin relies on HTML5 technology which enables Drag & Drop from the Desktop. File transfer is achieved by Ajax if supported. If not, a fall back method with classical file upload is used by posting the file. (Though, the legacy approach still need to be tested more thoroughly).
The installation is completed in two steps. Install the extension as normal in the Extension Manager. Then, load the JavaScript / CSS for the pages that will contain the upload widget. The extension assumes jQuery to be loaded:
# CSS
EXT:media_upload/Resources/Public/Build/media_upload.min.css
# JavaScript
EXT:media_upload/Resources/Public/Build/media_upload.min.jsYou can make use of a Media Upload widget. Syntax is as follows:
<mu:widget.upload storage="1"/>
{namespace mu=Fab\MediaUpload\ViewHelpers}
# With some attribute
<mu:widget.upload allowedExtensions="jpg, png" storage="1" property="foo"/>
# Required attributes:
# --------------------
#
# - storage
# Default values:
# ---------------
#
# The Storage identifier to get some automatic settings, such as allowedExtensions, default NULL.
# storage = 1
#
# Allowed extension to be uploaded. Override the allowed extension list from the storage. default NULL.
# allowedExtensions = "jpg, png"
#
# Maximum size allowed by the plugin, default 0.
# maximumSize =
#
# The unit used for computing the maximumSize, default Mo.
# sizeUnit = Mo
#
# Maximum items to be uploaded, default 10.
# maximumItems = 10
#
# The property to be used for retrieving the uploaded images, default NULL.
# properties = fooTo see the uploaded images in a second step:
<mu:widget.showUploaded />
<mu:widget.showUploaded property="foo" />
# The property to be used for retrieving the uploaded images, default NULL.
# properties = fooOnce files have been uploaded on the Frontend and are placed in a temporary directory, we have to to retrieve them and store them into their final location. This code can be used in your controller:
/**
* @var \Fab\MediaUpload\Service\UploadFileService
* @inject
*/
protected $uploadFileService;
/**
* @return void
*/
public function createAction() {
/** @var array $uploadedFiles */
$uploadedFiles = $this->uploadFileService->getUploadedFiles()
# A property name is needed in case specified in the Fluid Widget
# <mu:widget.upload property="foo"/>
$uploadedFiles = $this->uploadFileService->getUploadedFiles('foo')
# Process uploaded files and move them into a Resource Storage (FAL)
foreach($uploadedFiles as $uploadedFile) {
/** @var \Fab\MediaUpload\UploadedFile $uploadedFile */
$uploadedFile->getTemporaryFileNameAndPath();
$storage = ResourceFactory::getInstance()->getStorageObject(1);
/** @var File $file */
$file = $storage->addUploadedFile(
$uploadedFile->getTemporaryFileNameAndPath(),
$storage->getRootLevelFolder(),
$uploadedFile->getFileName(),
'changeName'
);
// Create File Reference
...
}
}By default Media Upload require a Frontend User to be authenticated. This can be adjusted according to your needs by selecting only allowed Frontend User Group. This behaviour can be configured by TypoScript.
plugin.tx_mediaupload {
settings {
# "*", means every authenticated User can upload. (default)
# "1,2", means every User belonging of Frontend Groups 1 and 2 are allowed.
# no value, everybody can upload. No authentication is required. Caution!!
allowedFrontendGroups = *
}
}The temporary files contained within typo3temp can be flushed from time to time. It could be files are left aside if the user has not finalized the upload. The Command can be used via a scheduler task with a low redundancy, once per week as instance:
# List all temporary files
./typo3/cli_dispatch.phpsh extbase temporaryFile:list
# Remove them.
./typo3/cli_dispatch.phpsh extbase temporaryFile:flushThe extension provides JS / CSS bundles which included all the necessary code. If you need to make a new build for those JS / CSS files, consider that Bower and Grunt must be installed on your system as prerequisite.
Install the required Web Components:
cd typo3conf/ext/media
# This will populate the directory Resources/Public/WebComponents.
bower install
# Install the necessary NodeJS package.
npm installThen you must build Fine Uploader from the source:
cd Resources/Public/WebComponents/fine-uploader
# Install the necessary NodeJS package inside "fine-uploader".
npm install
# Do the packaging works. It will create a "_dist" directory containing the build.
grunt packageFinally, you can run the Grunt of the extension to generate a build:
cd typo3conf/ext/media
grunt buildWhile developing, you can use the watch which will generate the build as you edit files:
grunt watch