Laravel s3 check if directory exists. - laravel

Question

How would I check with Laravel storage if a directory exists?
In the documentation there is only documented how to check if a file exists.
Storage::disk('local')->exists('file.jpg');
https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/filesystem#retrieving-files

Answer 1

None of the answers here seems to answer specifically to check if a particular folder exists in S3. This is what I use and it works:
Storage::disk('s3')->exists('FOLDER_NAME')
The above will return a boolean. The above check works for both folders and filenames.

Answer 2

In Laravel 5.7 use:
The has() method is used to determine if a given file exists on the disk:
$exists = Storage::disk('s3')->has('file.jpg');

Answer 3

Try to get directories list in a parent directory and check if the directory you're looking for is in an array:
in_array('directoryYoureLookingFor', Storage::disk('s3')->directories('parentDirectory'));
I've just checked and this solution works in Laravel 5.3.

Answer 4

You can using isDirectory method:
if (File::isDirectory($filename))
{
echo "Yes. It's a directory.";
}

Answer 5

I have also faced same issue many time for check file is exists or not on S3 with Laravel. I am working on Laravel 7.* and exists() and has() functions not providing proper response when file is uploaded on sub directory of S3 bucket. I have write a function which is working perfectly for me.
public static function fileExistsS3($directoryOnS3, $image) {
$directoryOnS3 = Config::get('custom.AWS_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT').$directoryOnS3;
$exists = #getimagesize($directoryOnS3.$image);
if(isset($exists) && is_array($exists)) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
It will return true if file available on S3 else it will return false.

Answer 6

You can do the following thing i.e u can get the filename and compare it with the file name urtrying to upload if it exists give a maessage else u can insert
$file = Storage::disk('local')->get($filename);
if($file){
echo "file exist";
} else {
Storage::disk('local')->put($filename,FILE::get($file));
}