Media assets

There are some helpful functions to access the stored assets within Hublify MAM.

"Media Assets" are any kind of files stored in the Hublify's storage (HDD).
Hublify stores additionally for each "Media Asset" extra data in the Media Asset Manager Database.
Each Media Asset is identified in the MAM by its unique asset-label.

Media Asset Queries

Search the Media Asset Manager Database for asset files and their corresponding asset-labels.

Fields

Selectable fields available are

name ...
...

Assets in templates

There are several ways of how to integrate assets (files) into your final rendered html-templates.

Here are some examples described.

hublify.image(...)

With this function you can very easily let Hublify scale / transform you images and render complete <picture>-tags!

{{ hublify.image('myMAMLabel').render_picture('default') }}

assetResourceUrl(...)

To get the site-public url of a media asset, for example of an image, it would look like this:

<img src="{{ hublify.assetResourceUrl('myFavoritePic') }}">

asset64(...)

Gets an asset as a ready-to-use html-tag ("<img...", "<svg...", ...) with its content base64-encoded, inline.

/**
 * @param string $assetLabel The asset-label
 *
 * @param array $params
 *
 *  [attributes] -    // all other whatever-you-want-to-set attributes...
 *    [<var>] - "<your values>"
 *
 * [resize_width] int (optional, default: none) Image resize width.
 * [resize_height] int (optional, default: none) Image resize height.
 *
 * @return string Returns a ready-to-use html-tag ("<img...", "<svg...", ...) with its
 * content base64-encoded, inline. In case of an error NULL is returned.
 */

asset64(string $assetLabel, array $params = null): ?string

For example to output (inline render) an asset "myLogo" use something like this:

<a href="..."> {{ hublify.asset64('myLogo') }} </a>

Media Assets