Developing with this plugin locally

This repository includes a local development environment for local testing and development of this plugin. To run the local sandbox, follow the instructions below.

1. Make sure you have Node and a MongoDB to work with
2. Clone the repo
3. yarn in both the root folder of the repo, and the ./dev folder
4. cd into ./dev and run cp .env.example .env to create an .env file
5. Open your newly created ./dev/.env file and completely fill out each property

Azure Adapter Development

This repository comes with a Docker emulator for Azure Blob Storage.

If you would like to test locally with an emulated blob storage container, you can cd into ./src/adapters/azure/emulator and then run docker-compose up -d.

The default ./dev/.env.example file comes pre-loaded with correct env variables that correspond to the Azure Docker emulator.

Otherwise, if you are not using the emulator, make sure your environment variables within ./dev/.env are configured for your Azure connection.

Finally, to start the Payload dev server with the Azure adapter, run yarn dev:azure and then open http://localhost:3000/admin in your browser.

S3 Adapter Development

This repository also includes a Docker LocalStack emulator for S3. It requires a few more steps to get up and running.

To use the S3 emulator, use the following steps:

1. Make sure you have awscli installed. On Mac, run brew install awscli to get started.
2. Make sure you have an AWS profile created. LocalStack does not verify credentials, so you can create a profile with dummy credentials. However, your region will need to match. To create a dummy profile for LocalStack, type aws configure --profile localstack. Use the access key and secret from the ./dev/.env.example and use region us-east-1.
3. Now you can start the Docker container via moving to the ./src/adapters/s3/emulator folder and running docker-compose up -d.
4. Once the Docker container is running, you can create a new bucket with the following command: aws --endpoint-url=http://localhost:4566 s3 mb s3://payload-bucket. Note that our bucket is called payload-bucket.
5. Finally, attach an ACL to the bucket so it is readable: aws --endpoint-url=http://localhost:4566 s3api put-bucket-acl --bucket payload-bucket --acl public-read

Finally, you can run yarn dev:s3 and then open http://localhost:3000/admin in your browser.

Google Cloud Storage (GCS) Adapter Development

This repository comes with a Docker emulator for Google Cloud Storage.

If you would like to test locally with an emulated GCS container, you can cd into ./src/adapters/gcs/emulator and then run docker-compose up -d.

The default ./dev/.env.example file comes pre-loaded with correct env variables that correspond to the GCS Docker emulator.

Otherwise, if you are not using the emulator, make sure your environment variables within ./dev/.env are configured for your Google connection.

Finally, to start the Payload dev server with the GCS adapter, run yarn dev:gcs and then open http://localhost:3000/admin in your browser.