Laravel Minio Temporary URL

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I'm looking for a hacky way to create temporary URLs with Minio

I see on the Laravel docs it says: Generating temporary storage URLs via the temporaryUrl method is not supported when using MinIO.

However from some digging I noticed that I can upload images successfully using:

AWS_ENDPOINT=http://minio:9000

I can't view them because the temporary url is on http://minio:9000/xxx

If I change the AWS endpoint to

AWS_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:9000

The temporary url is on http://localhost:9000/xxx, the signature is validated and the file can be viewed.

The issue exists in this call to make the command. The $command needs to have the host changed but I don't know if I can do that by just passing in an option.

        $command = $this->client->getCommand('GetObject', array_merge([
            'Bucket' => $this->config['bucket'],
            'Key' => $this->prefixer->prefixPath($path),
        ], $options));

There is also the option to just change the baseUrl by providing a temporary_url in the filesystem config. however, because the URL has changed the signature is invalid.

Is there a way I can update the S3Client to use a different host either by passing an option to the getCommand function or by passing a new S3Client to the AWS adapter to use the correct host?

Carl Wirkus · Accepted Answer · 2023-02-14 04:45:33Z

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A very hacky solution I've found is to re-create the AwsS3Adatapter:

      if (is_development()) {
        $manager = app()->make(FilesystemManager::class);
        $adapter = $manager->createS3Driver([
          ...config("filesystems.disks.s3_private"),
          "endpoint" => "http://localhost:9000",
        ]);

        return $adapter->temporaryUrl(
          $this->getPathRelativeToRoot(),
          now()->addMinutes(30)
        );
      }

answered Feb 14, 2023 at 4:45

Carl Wirkus

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chrisbjr Over a year ago

i was hoping for a non hacky way

HosseinHosni Sep 13 at 6:34

I ran into the same issue with Laravel’s temporaryUrl() and MinIO that you’re discussing here. To solve it, I built a small package: hosni/laravel-temporary-urls-minio Installation is one line: composer require hosni/laravel-temporary-urls-minio Then just add: 'temporary_url' => env('MINIO_PUBLIC_URL'), to your disk config. After that, everything just works, no need to duplicate the S3 driver or rely on /etc/hosts hacks. Full README: github.com/hosni/laravel-temporary-urls-minio

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