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dustin10/VichUploaderBundle ★ 1902 522 APPLICATION

VichUploaderBundle is a mature Symfony bundle that automates file upload management for Doctrine entities. It listens to Doctrine lifecycle events to inject uploaded files into entities on load, upload them on persist, clean up replaced files on update, and remove files when entities are deleted. The bundle supports ORM, MongoDB ODM, and PHPCR ODM through adapter classes, and provides pluggable storage backends for local filesystem, Flysystem, and Gaufrette (legacy). Configured via attributes, YAML, XML, or a shared PHP mapping configuration, it exposes services for naming, directory organization, metadata reading, and property mapping resolution, plus console commands for debugging mappings and cleaning orphaned files. The architecture is a classic extensible library: a bundle facade registers compiler passes, a dependency injection extension wires services from configuration, and interfaces such as StorageInterface, NamerInterface, DirectoryNamerInterface, and MetadataReaderInterface define seams for customization. Core orchestration lives in UploadHandler and DownloadHandler, while PropertyMappingFactory resolves entity fields to storage and naming strategies. The bundle also ships Twig helpers for rendering asset URLs and form types (VichFileType, VichImageType) with delete/download options, a profiler data collector, a FileRequired validator, and translations in 20+ locales. The codebase is well-tested with unit, integration, and functional tests, and shows deliberate design in areas like immutable namer configuration, a chain directory namer, event cancellation, and clever file-extension guessing. It is actively maintained, follows modern PHP (^8.3) and Symfony (^6.4/^7.4/^8.0), and has clear deprecation paths for legacy features. A few areas such as Gaufrette storage and the older ConfigurableInterface are in maintenance mode, but the core remains current and trustworthy.

RATING: 9.1/10 MAINT: active DRIFT: low
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