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How to Save Files as Public Instead of Private in Laravel Storage

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Table Of Contents

  1. How to Save as Public (Conclusion)
  2. Where Is the Configuration Defined?

A summary of how to save files as public instead of private in Laravel storage

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How to Save as Public (Conclusion)

$image = $request->file('image');
$image_url = Storage::disk('public')->put('image', $image, 'public'); // Specify 'public' in the disk

Alternatively:

$path = $request->file('image')->store('image', 'public');

By specifying 'public' like this, the file will be saved in:

storage/app/public

This allows you to use symbolic links and other features.

Where Is the Configuration Defined?

In config/filesystems.php, there is a disks section.

Checking the public configuration reveals that files are stored in app/public.

If no specific disk is specified, the local setting is used by default, which saves files in app/private.

I hope this helps someone!

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