Well with S3, it will work directly, but if on top of S3 you want to use a cloudfront distribution you will have to do it yourself.

the worlflow in Asgard is :

Upload to S3 (if config is properly done)
Then Asgard will know and use the correct url https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/xxxxx/photo.jpg

The cloudfront distribution will change the url of https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com.

So if you don't include your image/video via the Wysiwyg you will be able to link your object easily to the Cloudfront

But like armababy advise, check on Laravel forum's

Hi, depends how you like to manage things.
You can do apache/nginx redirect or you can use bespoke module approach where you have 1 module just for this kind of stuff (global helpers, routes etc.).

Something like shortcodes I guess would be useful.

@mjsorribas

You don't need to save url of banner. You can retrieve it whenever you retrieve Model instance via files() method provided by MediaTrait.
I have noticed you do not use MediaTrait for some reason, but you say that you want to save files.

Hi,

API calls are stateless hence the REST methodology.
Meaning you have to pass in some identifier along with the call, for example, if the admin is making API call you would pass admin-api token along as Bearer header.

If you do not care about keeping it light you can always load sessions middleware with API. For example, you can add any middlewares here or at the router level.

However, i would rather suggest you use token packages such as JWT Auth provides you with some nice functionality and keeps your apis REST.

In the end, it all depends on what for do you need your API and who is going to be accessing it?

Thanks

at app/Exceptions/Handler.php find render function:
if (config('app.debug') === false) { return $this->handleExceptions($e); }

replace by

if (config('app.debug') === false && !($e instanceof ValidationException)) { return $this->handleExceptions($e); }

Is this project abandoned? The last commit on the platform was in april '16. Question solving has ceased since then too.

@armababy Thank you!

As far as PHP7 and PHP7.1 are concerned I can confirm that AsgardCMS v2 is running fine on PHP7 and PHP7.1 (I'm using PHP7.1 myself for a project).
For AsgardCMS v1 it should be running fine on PHP7 and most likely on PHP7.1 also, but I have not used v1 in a long time, so I can't tell you 100%.

It all depends on what PHP is Laravel supporting.