flowpack / media-ui
This module allows managing media assets including pictures, videos, audio and documents.
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Language:TypeScript
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Requires
- php: ^8.1
- neos/media: ^7.3 || ~8.0
- neos/neos: ^7.3 || ~8.0
- neos/neos-ui: ^7.3 || ~8.0
- t3n/graphql: ^2.1 || ^3.0.2
- t3n/graphql-upload: ^1.0 || ^2.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9.5
Suggests
- flowpack/entity-usage-databasestorage: Required for the asset usage features
- flowpack/neos-asset-usage: Allows filtering unused assets and other related features
- phpstan/phpstan: For running code quality checks
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README
This package contains the new interface to manage media in Neos CMS (7.3 - 8.3).
During the initial development the package will be in the Flowpack namespace and will
later replace neos/media-browser
.
If you want to use Neos, please have a look at the Neos documentation.
Screenshots
Asset management
Asset selection
Asset details
Installation
Run the following command to install it:
composer require flowpack/media-ui
Afterward you should execute doctrine migrations, as the package adds new columns to the database:
./flow doctrine:migrate
In some rare cases it's necessary to flush the caches to prevent errors PHP errors, as the package extends some core classes:
./flow flow:cache:flush
Then you should update the paths of existing asset collections:
./flow assetcollections:updatepaths
This is only necessary once after the installation. Afterward the paths will be updated automatically.
What changes?
This package will currently add a second media backend module called Media (new)
and a new
media selection screen for asset and image editors.
The old media module will still be available until this package replaces it completely with a later, major
release of Neos.
Disabling the old Media module
If you don't need the old Media module, you can disable it in Settings.yaml
:
Neos: Neos: modules: management: submodules: media: # Disable the default media module and use the new media ui enabled: false mediaui: # Moves the new module to top position: start
Disabling the new media selection
If you want to use this package in a real project you might want to
disable the new media selection if it doesn't work as expected.
You can do this by adding the following setting to your Settings.yaml
:
Neos: Neos: Ui: frontendConfiguration: Flowpack.Media.Ui: useNewMediaSelection: false
Privileges
By default any editor (Neos.Neos:AbstractEditor) can access the new media module and manage assets, tags and collections.
To adjust the privileges you can use the following privilege targets for any role:
- privilegeTarget: 'Flowpack.Media.Ui:ManageAssets' permission: GRANT - privilegeTarget: 'Flowpack.Media.Ui:ManageTags' permission: GRANT - privilegeTarget: 'Flowpack.Media.Ui:ManageAssetCollections' permission: GRANT
Hierarchical asset collections
This package will enable a hierarchical asset collection structure via AOP (until the feature is in the Neos core). With this feature you can add a collection in another collection or assign existing ones to another and this way create a structure comparable with folders in your computer's file system.
It is recommended to enable the feature flag limitToSingleAssetCollectionPerAsset
(see below) for a better experience -
see below.
The package also provides the \Flowpack\Media\Ui\Security\Authorization\Privilege\ReadHierarchicalAssetCollectionPrivilege
with the additional method isInPath(<string>)
, which can be used to control access to the collections.
privilegeTargets: 'Flowpack\Media\Ui\Security\Authorization\Privilege\ReadHierarchicalAssetCollectionPrivilege': 'Some.Package:ReadSpecialAssetCollectionAndSubCollections': matcher: 'isInPath("/important-collections")' 'Flowpack\Media\Ui\Security\Authorization\Privilege\ReadAssetPrivilege': 'Some.Package:ReadSpecialAssets': matcher: 'isInCollectionPath("/important-collections")'
Optional features
Limit assets to be only assigned to one AssetCollection
By limiting assets to only be in one collection you can enforce a more folder-like experience:
Neos: Neos: Ui: frontendConfiguration: Flowpack.Media.Ui: # Only allow a single asset collection selection per asset to treat collection like folders limitToSingleAssetCollectionPerAsset: true
Fast asset usage calculation & unused assets view
The default asset usage in Neos is very slow as it is calculated when at runtime. For that it checks your whole project where an asset might be used. For the new Media UI, a new method has been implemented via the package Flowpack.Neos.AssetUsage.
The package provides a service that stores all asset usage references in a database table (other storages can be implemented). After installing the package and its peer dependencies, you should therefore update the usage reference index:
./flow assetusage:update
You have to do this only once for each instance of the application, f.e. dev / staging / production. Afterwards the index will automatically be kept up-to-date. Make sure you run the command manually again after you run imports or change the content repository in any other unusual way. This will clean up any outdated usage.
You can now enable the feature via the following setting:
Neos: Neos: Ui: frontendConfiguration: Flowpack.Media.Ui: queryAssetUsage: true
Now the "delete" action for assets will be disabled if an asset is in use, and the filter dropdown contains a new item "Unused". Selecting it will switch the main view to show all unused assets.
Customise usage details
The usage calculation mechanism in Neos already supports custom usage providers via the AssetUsageStrategyInterface
.
If your strategy implements this interface, the Media UI will show the usages separately for each strategy.
By also implementing the UsageDetailsProviderInterface
you can provide a custom label for the strategy
and also custom headers and values for each entry.
Show similar assets
This package provides a SimilarAssetStrategyInterface
.
Other packages can implement this interface and provide a list of
other assets based on a given asset.
Example for this could be perceptually similar images or assets with similar filenames.
Given that you installed a package with a strategy, enable the feature in the ui with the following setting:
Neos: Neos: Ui: frontendConfiguration: Flowpack.Media.Ui: showSimilarAssets: true
Disable asset redirect checkbox
If you don't want to or can't use the automatic generation of redirects for assets, you can disable it with the following setting:
Neos: Neos: Ui: frontendConfiguration: Flowpack.Media.Ui: createAssetRedirectsOption: false
Architecture
API / GraphQL
This module introduces a GraphQL API for the Neos Media system. The API is open and can be reused for custom apps. A valid Neos backend user is required to access it, but you can define custom policies and an authentication provider to allow access without a user and f.e. use a token based authentication.
Schema
The GraphQL schema can be found here.
Interface
This module uses React for the implementation of the UI. Currently, most parts of the application are implemented
as feature based packages in the Resources/Private/JavaScript
folder.
In future releases the code will be further split into smaller packages.
State management
Query variables
Query related state variables are stored via GraphQL Mutations in the Apollo Client Cache. Some of those variables are then persisted into the localstorage of the browser.
Resolved query result state
The MediaUI provider currently stores the results in its state and provides them to all child components via provider values. This will probably be changed to only set shared states that all components can access.
Component states
Component state should be stored with React hooks.
Shared component states
The shared component states are current implemented via React Recoil atoms and selectors.
See the state
folders in the various modules in Resources/Private/JavaScript
for examples.
Those should be used every time multiple components share a state that is not relevant for the GraphQL queries.
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Contributing
To start with development, make sure you have nvm
and yarn
installed and run the following command in the package's folder:
yarn
Running the standalone dev server without Neos
The dev server allows to run the module without a Neos instance. This is also the basis for running most tests and implementing new features.
yarn dev
Enter localhost:8000
in your browser, and you will have a running media ui instance without Neos.
Building the module assets
This will create a production build of the module assets.
yarn build
Recompile files during development
The following command will recompile and reload the media module when changes to the scripts happen:
yarn watch
Only watch the backend module code
yarn watch:module
Only watch the UI plugin
yarn watch:editor
Check for code quality
Run the following command to verify the TypeScript files:
yarn lint
Run e2e tests
First start the dev server via yarn dev
and the run the following command to execute all end-to-end tests:
yarn e2e
The test configuration is defined in .testcaferc.json
.
To use a different browser, you can define it when running the tests:
yarn test firefox
Check out the Testcafe documentation for more information and supported browsers.
Run phpstan for codestyle checks
First, make sure you have phpstan installed.
If the package is installed in a Neos distribution:
composer run codestyle
If the package is standalone
composer run codestyle:ci
Run PHPUnit for unit tests
If the package is installed in a Neos distribution:
composer run test
If the package is standalone
composer run test:ci
Other development hints
Before you commit
Please don't add the compiled frontend assets to your commits/PRs.
We will build the assets when a new release is due.
If you want to build the assets for a release, use the following command to prevent cache issues:
yarn build:no-cache
Register additional icons
Font Awesome icons are registered in Resources/Private/JavaScript/src/lib/FontAwesome
.
This way the bundle size is kept to a minimum.
Patches
Several patches are applied during installation via patch-package. Additional patches can be generated and stored there with the same tool if necessary.
Connection between the backend module and UI plugin
The codebase is 99% reused between the backend module and the asset selection in the Neos UI. Make sure changes work in both worlds or provide a compatibility layer in the corresponding initialisation.
Development helpers
- Extension for debugging GraphQL schema and queries in the browser
- Plugin for code completion and helpers in PHPStorm
License
See license.