Backblaze B2 is a great cloud storage system that compares to Amazon S3, but uses lower pricing, so worth the try. ;-) Since I couldn't find a serviceprovider to implement B2 into the Laravel Filesystem, I wrote one myself. Feel free to use it.
Via Composer
composer require hpolthof/laravel-backblaze
By default auto-discovery is disabled. If you want the add this package manually or if you are using Laravel < 5.5, then you should add the ServiceProvider manually.
In your app.php config file add to the list of service providers:
\Hpolthof\Backblaze\BackblazeServiceProvider::class,
Add the following to your filesystems.php config file in the disks section:
'b2' => [
'driver' => 'b2',
'accountId' => env('B2_ACCOUNT_ID'),
'applicationKey' => env('B2_APP_KEY'),
'bucketName' => env('B2_BUCKET'),
],
Now just add your credentials and bucketname into your .env file and you're ready to go!
B2_ACCOUNT_ID=
B2_APP_KEY=
B2_BUCKET=
Just use it as you normally would use the Storage facade.
\Storage::disk('b2')->put('test.txt', 'test')
and
\Storage::disk('b2')->get('test.txt')
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