The SonataMediaBundle is a media library based on a dedicated provider
which handles different type of media: files, videos or images.
The full documentation can be found in the Resources/doc/ directory and
is best read offline after cloning this repository.
Each type is managed by a provider service which is in charge of:
- retrieving media metadata
- generating media thumbnail
- tweaking the edit form
- rendering the media
Each media can be linked to a context. A context can be news,
user or any name you want. A context allows you to group a set of pictures
together. As requirements can be different for each context, a context
is defined by a set of formats and a set of providers.
As the infrastructure is not standard, the MediaBundle abstracts the
filesystem layer and the cdn layer.
The backend is handled by the AdminBundle.
- sonata.media.provider.image : Image
- sonata.media.provider.file : File
- sonata.media.provider.dailymotion : Dailymotion
- sonata.media.provider.vimeo : Vimeo
- sonata.media.provider.youtube : Youtube
- sonata.media.filesystem.local : The local filesystem (default)
- sonata.media.filesystem.ftp : FTP
- sonata.media.filesystem.s3 : Amazon S3
- sonata.media.filesystem.replicate : Replicate file to a master and to a slave
- sonata.media.cdn.server : The local http server (default)
- sonata.media.cdn.panther : Panther Portal
- sonata.media.cdn.fallback : Fallback, use the fallback (the http server) if the Media is not yet flushed on the CDN
More services will be available in the future depending on your contributions! :)
You need to go to the Resources/doc folder where the reStructuredText documentation is available. Please note the Github preview might break and hide some content (so your best bet is to clone this repository and read the source files locally!).
- thumbnail synchronisation command line
- CDN Flush command line