Aws s3 copy and replicate folder in laravel












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I am trying to copy a folder which is already on s3 and save it with different name on S3 in laravel 5.4 . What I have found so far is that I can copy an Image, Not folder. I have tried to copy folder like ie:



 $disk->copy("admin/form/$old_form","admin/form/$new_form");


But it doesnot work like that. It give me an error. Do i need to apply loop and get each folder item separately? Like:



$images = $disk->allFiles('admin/form/$id');


Or is there any work around available in laravel or s3 api it self?



Please help, Its driving me crazy.



Thanks in advance.






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  • Seriously no one?

    – Faran Khan
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  • first, s3 doesnt have the concept of folders, so copy/rename a folder wont work github.com/thephpleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3/issues/128 , funny that delete do work. for laravel it doesnt allow copying folder but you can still use laravel-recipes.com/recipes/148/… which needs the full path for both old & new to make the copy or you would get an error. i've tried with local successfully but havent tested with s3 yet

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    Dec 20 '17 at 1:50
















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I am trying to copy a folder which is already on s3 and save it with different name on S3 in laravel 5.4 . What I have found so far is that I can copy an Image, Not folder. I have tried to copy folder like ie:



 $disk->copy("admin/form/$old_form","admin/form/$new_form");


But it doesnot work like that. It give me an error. Do i need to apply loop and get each folder item separately? Like:



$images = $disk->allFiles('admin/form/$id');


Or is there any work around available in laravel or s3 api it self?



Please help, Its driving me crazy.



Thanks in advance.






php laravel amazon-web-services laravel-5 amazon-s3







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  • Seriously no one?

    – Faran Khan
    Jul 5 '17 at 6:01











  • first, s3 doesnt have the concept of folders, so copy/rename a folder wont work github.com/thephpleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3/issues/128 , funny that delete do work. for laravel it doesnt allow copying folder but you can still use laravel-recipes.com/recipes/148/… which needs the full path for both old & new to make the copy or you would get an error. i've tried with local successfully but havent tested with s3 yet

    – ctf0
    Dec 20 '17 at 1:50














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I am trying to copy a folder which is already on s3 and save it with different name on S3 in laravel 5.4 . What I have found so far is that I can copy an Image, Not folder. I have tried to copy folder like ie:



 $disk->copy("admin/form/$old_form","admin/form/$new_form");


But it doesnot work like that. It give me an error. Do i need to apply loop and get each folder item separately? Like:



$images = $disk->allFiles('admin/form/$id');


Or is there any work around available in laravel or s3 api it self?



Please help, Its driving me crazy.



Thanks in advance.






php laravel amazon-web-services laravel-5 amazon-s3







share|improve this question














I am trying to copy a folder which is already on s3 and save it with different name on S3 in laravel 5.4 . What I have found so far is that I can copy an Image, Not folder. I have tried to copy folder like ie:



 $disk->copy("admin/form/$old_form","admin/form/$new_form");


But it doesnot work like that. It give me an error. Do i need to apply loop and get each folder item separately? Like:



$images = $disk->allFiles('admin/form/$id');


Or is there any work around available in laravel or s3 api it self?



Please help, Its driving me crazy.



Thanks in advance.






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  • Seriously no one?

    – Faran Khan
    Jul 5 '17 at 6:01











  • first, s3 doesnt have the concept of folders, so copy/rename a folder wont work github.com/thephpleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3/issues/128 , funny that delete do work. for laravel it doesnt allow copying folder but you can still use laravel-recipes.com/recipes/148/… which needs the full path for both old & new to make the copy or you would get an error. i've tried with local successfully but havent tested with s3 yet

    – ctf0
    Dec 20 '17 at 1:50



















  • Seriously no one?

    – Faran Khan
    Jul 5 '17 at 6:01











  • first, s3 doesnt have the concept of folders, so copy/rename a folder wont work github.com/thephpleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3/issues/128 , funny that delete do work. for laravel it doesnt allow copying folder but you can still use laravel-recipes.com/recipes/148/… which needs the full path for both old & new to make the copy or you would get an error. i've tried with local successfully but havent tested with s3 yet

    – ctf0
    Dec 20 '17 at 1:50

















Seriously no one?

– Faran Khan
Jul 5 '17 at 6:01





Seriously no one?

– Faran Khan
Jul 5 '17 at 6:01













first, s3 doesnt have the concept of folders, so copy/rename a folder wont work github.com/thephpleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3/issues/128 , funny that delete do work. for laravel it doesnt allow copying folder but you can still use laravel-recipes.com/recipes/148/… which needs the full path for both old & new to make the copy or you would get an error. i've tried with local successfully but havent tested with s3 yet

– ctf0
Dec 20 '17 at 1:50





first, s3 doesnt have the concept of folders, so copy/rename a folder wont work github.com/thephpleague/flysystem-aws-s3-v3/issues/128 , funny that delete do work. for laravel it doesnt allow copying folder but you can still use laravel-recipes.com/recipes/148/… which needs the full path for both old & new to make the copy or you would get an error. i've tried with local successfully but havent tested with s3 yet

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I'm in the middle of doing this same thing. Based on what I've read so far, copying a directory itself using Laravel doesn't seem to be possible. The suggestions I've seen so far suggest looking through and copying each image, however I'm not at all satisfied with the speed (since I'm doing this on lots of images several times a day).



Note that I'm only using the Filesystem directly like this so I can more easily access the methods in PHP Storm. $s3 = Storage::disk('s3'); would accomplish the same thing as my first two lines. I'll update this answer if I find anything that works more quickly.



$filesystem = new FilesystemManager(app());

$s3 = $filesystem->disk('s3');

$images = $s3->allFiles('old-folder');



$s3->deleteDirectory('new_folder'); // If the file already exists, it will throw an exception.  In my case I'm deleting the entire folder to simplify things.

foreach($images as $image)

{

    $new_loc = str_replace('old-folder', 'new-folder', $image);

    $s3->copy($image, $new_loc);

}





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  • Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

    – Faran Khan
    Jul 11 '17 at 6:03



















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$files = Storage::disk('s3')->allFiles("old/location");

foreach($files as $file){

   $copied_file = str_replace("old/location", "new/location", $file);

   if(!Storage::disk('s3')->exists($copied_file)) Storage::disk('s3')->copy($file, $copied_file);

}





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    I've found a faster way to do this is by utilizing aws command line tools, specifically the aws s3 sync command.



    Once installed on your system, you can invoke from within your Laravel project using shell_exec - example:



    $source = 's3://abc';
    
$destination = 's3://xyz';
    
shell_exec('aws s3 sync ' . $source . ' ' . $destination);


    If your set your AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET in your .env file, the aws command will refer to these values when invoked from within Laravel.






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      I'm in the middle of doing this same thing. Based on what I've read so far, copying a directory itself using Laravel doesn't seem to be possible. The suggestions I've seen so far suggest looking through and copying each image, however I'm not at all satisfied with the speed (since I'm doing this on lots of images several times a day).



      Note that I'm only using the Filesystem directly like this so I can more easily access the methods in PHP Storm. $s3 = Storage::disk('s3'); would accomplish the same thing as my first two lines. I'll update this answer if I find anything that works more quickly.



      $filesystem = new FilesystemManager(app());
      
$s3 = $filesystem->disk('s3');
      
$images = $s3->allFiles('old-folder');
      

      
$s3->deleteDirectory('new_folder'); // If the file already exists, it will throw an exception.  In my case I'm deleting the entire folder to simplify things.
      
foreach($images as $image)
      
{
      
    $new_loc = str_replace('old-folder', 'new-folder', $image);
      
    $s3->copy($image, $new_loc);
      
}





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      • Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

        – Faran Khan
        Jul 11 '17 at 6:03
















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      I'm in the middle of doing this same thing. Based on what I've read so far, copying a directory itself using Laravel doesn't seem to be possible. The suggestions I've seen so far suggest looking through and copying each image, however I'm not at all satisfied with the speed (since I'm doing this on lots of images several times a day).



      Note that I'm only using the Filesystem directly like this so I can more easily access the methods in PHP Storm. $s3 = Storage::disk('s3'); would accomplish the same thing as my first two lines. I'll update this answer if I find anything that works more quickly.



      $filesystem = new FilesystemManager(app());
      
$s3 = $filesystem->disk('s3');
      
$images = $s3->allFiles('old-folder');
      

      
$s3->deleteDirectory('new_folder'); // If the file already exists, it will throw an exception.  In my case I'm deleting the entire folder to simplify things.
      
foreach($images as $image)
      
{
      
    $new_loc = str_replace('old-folder', 'new-folder', $image);
      
    $s3->copy($image, $new_loc);
      
}





      share|improve this answer
























      • Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

        – Faran Khan
        Jul 11 '17 at 6:03














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      I'm in the middle of doing this same thing. Based on what I've read so far, copying a directory itself using Laravel doesn't seem to be possible. The suggestions I've seen so far suggest looking through and copying each image, however I'm not at all satisfied with the speed (since I'm doing this on lots of images several times a day).



      Note that I'm only using the Filesystem directly like this so I can more easily access the methods in PHP Storm. $s3 = Storage::disk('s3'); would accomplish the same thing as my first two lines. I'll update this answer if I find anything that works more quickly.



      $filesystem = new FilesystemManager(app());
      
$s3 = $filesystem->disk('s3');
      
$images = $s3->allFiles('old-folder');
      

      
$s3->deleteDirectory('new_folder'); // If the file already exists, it will throw an exception.  In my case I'm deleting the entire folder to simplify things.
      
foreach($images as $image)
      
{
      
    $new_loc = str_replace('old-folder', 'new-folder', $image);
      
    $s3->copy($image, $new_loc);
      
}





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      I'm in the middle of doing this same thing. Based on what I've read so far, copying a directory itself using Laravel doesn't seem to be possible. The suggestions I've seen so far suggest looking through and copying each image, however I'm not at all satisfied with the speed (since I'm doing this on lots of images several times a day).



      Note that I'm only using the Filesystem directly like this so I can more easily access the methods in PHP Storm. $s3 = Storage::disk('s3'); would accomplish the same thing as my first two lines. I'll update this answer if I find anything that works more quickly.



      $filesystem = new FilesystemManager(app());
      
$s3 = $filesystem->disk('s3');
      
$images = $s3->allFiles('old-folder');
      

      
$s3->deleteDirectory('new_folder'); // If the file already exists, it will throw an exception.  In my case I'm deleting the entire folder to simplify things.
      
foreach($images as $image)
      
{
      
    $new_loc = str_replace('old-folder', 'new-folder', $image);
      
    $s3->copy($image, $new_loc);
      
}






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      • Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

        – Faran Khan
        Jul 11 '17 at 6:03



















      • Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

        – Faran Khan
        Jul 11 '17 at 6:03

















      Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

      – Faran Khan
      Jul 11 '17 at 6:03





      Yes. This is how I achived it as well. But it takes lot of time. I wish there was another way to directly copy folder.

      – Faran Khan
      Jul 11 '17 at 6:03













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      Another option:



      $files = Storage::disk('s3')->allFiles("old/location");
      
foreach($files as $file){
      
   $copied_file = str_replace("old/location", "new/location", $file);
      
   if(!Storage::disk('s3')->exists($copied_file)) Storage::disk('s3')->copy($file, $copied_file);
      
}





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        Another option:



        $files = Storage::disk('s3')->allFiles("old/location");
        
foreach($files as $file){
        
   $copied_file = str_replace("old/location", "new/location", $file);
        
   if(!Storage::disk('s3')->exists($copied_file)) Storage::disk('s3')->copy($file, $copied_file);
        
}





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          $files = Storage::disk('s3')->allFiles("old/location");
          
foreach($files as $file){
          
   $copied_file = str_replace("old/location", "new/location", $file);
          
   if(!Storage::disk('s3')->exists($copied_file)) Storage::disk('s3')->copy($file, $copied_file);
          
}





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          Another option:



          $files = Storage::disk('s3')->allFiles("old/location");
          
foreach($files as $file){
          
   $copied_file = str_replace("old/location", "new/location", $file);
          
   if(!Storage::disk('s3')->exists($copied_file)) Storage::disk('s3')->copy($file, $copied_file);
          
}






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              I've found a faster way to do this is by utilizing aws command line tools, specifically the aws s3 sync command.



              Once installed on your system, you can invoke from within your Laravel project using shell_exec - example:



              $source = 's3://abc';
              
$destination = 's3://xyz';
              
shell_exec('aws s3 sync ' . $source . ' ' . $destination);


              If your set your AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET in your .env file, the aws command will refer to these values when invoked from within Laravel.






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                I've found a faster way to do this is by utilizing aws command line tools, specifically the aws s3 sync command.



                Once installed on your system, you can invoke from within your Laravel project using shell_exec - example:



                $source = 's3://abc';
                
$destination = 's3://xyz';
                
shell_exec('aws s3 sync ' . $source . ' ' . $destination);


                If your set your AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET in your .env file, the aws command will refer to these values when invoked from within Laravel.






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                  I've found a faster way to do this is by utilizing aws command line tools, specifically the aws s3 sync command.



                  Once installed on your system, you can invoke from within your Laravel project using shell_exec - example:



                  $source = 's3://abc';
                  
$destination = 's3://xyz';
                  
shell_exec('aws s3 sync ' . $source . ' ' . $destination);


                  If your set your AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET in your .env file, the aws command will refer to these values when invoked from within Laravel.






                  share|improve this answer













                  I've found a faster way to do this is by utilizing aws command line tools, specifically the aws s3 sync command.



                  Once installed on your system, you can invoke from within your Laravel project using shell_exec - example:



                  $source = 's3://abc';
                  
$destination = 's3://xyz';
                  
shell_exec('aws s3 sync ' . $source . ' ' . $destination);


                  If your set your AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET in your .env file, the aws command will refer to these values when invoked from within Laravel.







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