PHP CFStream is a PHP TUS client that makes it easy to send video files to Cloudflare Stream.

• Simple interface that supports:
  • Upload videos
  • Get status of uploaded videos
  • Get embed code for videos
  • Set allowedOrigins for each video
  • Delete videos
• Implemented in pure PHP and CURL with the help of GuzzleHttp Client
• Tightly integrated with Cloudflare Stream
• Does not support:
  • Resume uploads

Install the package via Composer as usual. Use the dev-master branch.

composer require jianjye/php-cfstream dev-master

For Laravel 5.0 and newer projects, you can do vendor:publish to enable basic integrations:

php artisan vendor:publish 

Then select Provider: JianJye\CFStream\Laravel\ServiceProvider. cfstream.php will be copied to your config folder.

After that, add these into your .env file:

CLOUDFLARE_KEY=
CLOUDFLARE_ZONE=
CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL=

If you are on composer-enabled projects, the following instructions should work for you. Otherwise try requiring src/CFStream.php directly in your project instead.

use JianJye\CFStream\CFStream;

$cfstream = new CFStream($key, $zone, $email);

$resourceUrl = $cfstream->upload($filepath);
$cfstream->status($resourceUrl);
$cfstream->code($resourceUrl);
$cfstream->allow($resourceUrl, 'example.com, *.example.net');
$cfstream->delete($resourceUrl);

If you have done the vendor:publish step, then CFStream can grab your credentials from the config file. You can use the CFStreamLaravel client instead.

use JianJye\CFStream\CFStreamLaravel;

$cfstream = new CFStreamLaravel();

$resourceUrl = $cfstream->upload($filepath);
$cfstream->status($resourceUrl);
$cfstream->code($resourceUrl);
$cfstream->allow($resourceUrl, 'example.com, *.example.net');
$cfstream->delete($resourceUrl);

The namespace of this project has been updated from JJSee to JianJye. Please update your projects accordingly.