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How to Work with Media
Media
List
To list files from the public database, use:
$ orocloud-cli media:list public
+-------------------------+--------------+--------+---------------------+
| Filename | Content Type | Size | Upload Date |
+-------------------------+--------------+--------+---------------------+
| js/translation/en.json | text/html | 241527 | 2024-08-14 14:27:47 |
| js/frontend_routes.json | text/plain | 52678 | 2024-08-14 14:27:12 |
| js/admin_routes.json | text/plain | 350168 | 2024-08-14 14:27:12 |
+-------------------------+--------------+--------+---------------------+
Use the –filter option to filter the listed files by pattern:
$ orocloud-cli media:list public --filter=en.json -vvv
+------------------------+--------------+--------+---------------------+
| Filename | Content Type | Size | Upload Date |
+------------------------+--------------+--------+---------------------+
| js/translation/en.json | text/html | 241527 | 2024-08-14 14:27:47 |
+------------------------+--------------+--------+---------------------+
Download
Downloads media content from a source database to the /mnt/orocloud-cli/downloads folder.
To download a file from the private database, use:
orocloud-cli media:download private --file=attachments/61b0871967033945666770.jpeg
To download all files, use:
orocloud-cli media:download private
Dump
Downloads media content from a source database to the /mnt/orocloud-cli/dumps/{{database}}.zip file.
orocloud-cli media:dump private
Upload
Sometimes, you may need to upload media files related to custom CMS page(s) or products to a specific public
directory.
This can be done with the media:upload
command that allows to upload media files, e.g.,
svg | ttf | woff | woff2 | jpg | jpeg | jp2 | jxr | webp | gif | png | ico | css | scss | pdf | rtf | js | xml | mp4
to the uploads
gridFS database from the /mnt/orocloud-cli/uploads folder.
orocloud-cli media:upload uploads
All you have to do is confirm the action [Yes]:
[y] Yes
[n] No
> y
9/9 [▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓] 100% 1 sec/1 sec 16.0 MiB
+----------------------------------------+
| Uploaded files |
+----------------------------------------+
| attachments/66b1f09ca9af6234172081.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cb19a7408802074.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cb9a9a723386097.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cc50be357675883.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09ccfc76575805183.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cd9240876250360.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09c2d8b0977861940.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09c7ca4f265968643.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09c88508119644185.jpg |
+----------------------------------------+
[OK] Files were uploaded.
Import
To upload media files and product images, use SFTP. It helps connect to the OroCommerce instance and transfer large amounts of data. To get SFTP access to your OroCloud instance, read the related documentation and create a ticket in the support portal.
Alternatively, use the orocloud-cli media:import command to prepare files from /mnt/orocloud-cli/imports.
Note
Command will wipe previously imported files from temporary storage before uploading new ones.
$ orocloud-cli media:import
All you have to do is confirm the action [Yes]:
[y] Yes
[n] No
> y
9/9 [▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓] 100% < 1 sec/< 1 sec 16.0 MiB
+----------------------------------------+
| Uploaded files |
+----------------------------------------+
| attachments/66b1f09ca9af6234172081.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cb19a7408802074.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cb9a9a723386097.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cc50be357675883.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09ccfc76575805183.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09cd9240876250360.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09c2d8b0977861940.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09c7ca4f265968643.jpg |
| attachments/66b1f09c88508119644185.jpg |
+----------------------------------------+
[OK] Files were uploaded.
Delete
Deletes media content from a source database.
To delete a file from the uploads database, use:
orocloud-cli media:delete uploads --file=attachments/61b0871967033945666770.jpeg
To delete all files, use:
orocloud-cli media:delete uploads