Image upload and web fonts

[pculka]

Can you please extend your demo to include common items, like for example:

• images
• custom fonts

Thank you

[Nenglish7]

Would be to cool to add.

[liudianpeng]

youle

[bocharsky-bw]

While images look reasonable for me, I'm against web fonts. Really, there's nothing related to Symfony except using asset() Twig function to build proper paths. What about asset() function itself - we already have examples of it for JS/CSS files

[phpeek]

Handling uploads sounds very useful to include in symfony/demo. What would You recommend ?

• Handling uploads as described in the docs - https://symfony.com/doc/current/controller/upload_file.html or
• using VichUploaderBundle since it's suggested by Symfony docs.

[bocharsky-bw]

As always, it depends on your use cases. If there's a bundle that fits your needs - use it as it's a ready-to-use solution, make even more sense if it's a popular, well-tested, and maintained bundle.

[pculka]

Actually I meant using assets in templates and stylesheets while using webpack encore. Not uploading files... And as far as custom fonts go: there are many usecases, one of which is corporate design which might have been historically supplied as a webfont. Switching to svg might be a bit off. Being against including handling of fonts in a demo is a bit awkward...

[kironet]

It would be great to see the right way to handle multiple file (image) uploads. 👍

[sundowndev]

@pculka What do you mean by custom fonts feature ?

[pculka]

@SundownDEV : like when I create my own webfont .eot, .woff, .ttf ...

[manzwebdesigns]

Handling uploads sounds very useful to include in symfony/demo. What would You recommend ?

• Handling uploads as described in the docs - https://symfony.com/doc/current/controller/upload_file.html or
• using VichUploaderBundle since it's suggested by Symfony docs.

I just use VichUploaderBundle...