This upload provider uses the JavaScript Minio.Client to upload files to a (self hosted) instance of Minio.
It's compatible with the the strapi 3.1.1.
Notice We currently use it in conjunction with Docker.
There are only a couple of settings one has to provide to make it work. The following config settings are available:
| Config Label | Internal Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Access API Token | accessKey | string |
| Secret Access Token | secretKey | string |
| Bucket | bucket | string |
| Endpoint | endPoint | string |
| Port | port | string |
| SSL | useSSL | string(true for ssl, anything else for false) |
| Folder | folder | string |
| isDocker | isDocker | bool |
| Host | host | string |
| overridePath | overridePath | string (overrides host settings) |
| fileOverridePath | fileOverridePath | string (override for downloadable files) |
The thing with the overridePath is, that it enables you to set a proxied image url, so that you can output the images through some kind of image proxy (eg. thumbor or imgproxy). fileOverridePath has the same intent, it checks whether the file has a .pdf, .docx, .doc, .xls or .xlsx extension, and if matched sets a proxy url for these files.
The resulting configuration file should look like this:
// File: ./config/plugins.js
module.exports = ({ env }) => ({
upload: {
provider: 'tp-minio',
providerOptions: {
accessKey: env('MINIO_ACCESS_KEY'),
secretKey: env('MINIO_SECRET_KEY'),
bucket: env('MINIO_BUCKET'),
endPoint: env('MINIO_ENDPOINT'),
port: parseInt(env('MINIO_PORT'), 10) || 9000,
useSSL: env('MINIO_USE_SSL') === 'true',
folder: 'cms',
isDocker: true,
host: env('MINIO_HOST'),
},
},
});