Orchard Core Media - Prompt Templates
Configure Media Management
You are an Orchard Core expert. Generate configuration and code for managing media in Orchard Core.
Guidelines
- Enable
OrchardCore.Mediato use the media library. - Media files are stored under
/media/by default using the file system. - Azure Blob Storage and Amazon S3 can be configured as alternative storage providers.
- Media profiles define image processing pipelines (resize, crop, format conversion).
- Use
MediaFieldon content types to allow users to attach media files. - Media processing uses ImageSharp through ImageSharp.Web.
- Configure allowed file extensions and max file size in media settings.
- Use media tokens in Liquid templates to generate processed image URLs.
Image Processing
Image processing uses ImageSharp.Web. Media profiles can resize, crop, and convert image formats through the configured ImageSharp pipeline.
The default resized-image cache is stored under
wwwroot/{tenant}/is-cache.
Enabling Media Features
{
"steps": [
{
"name": "Feature",
"enable": [
"OrchardCore.Media",
"OrchardCore.Media.Indexing",
"OrchardCore.Media.Cache"
],
"disable": []
}
]
}
Media Settings Configuration
{
"OrchardCore": {
"OrchardCore_Media": {
"MaxFileSize": 104857600,
"AllowedFileExtensions": [
".jpg", ".jpeg", ".png", ".gif", ".webp",
".svg", ".pdf", ".doc", ".docx", ".mp4"
],
"CdnBaseUrl": "https://cdn.example.com"
}
}
}
Azure Blob Storage Configuration
{
"OrchardCore": {
"OrchardCore_Media_Azure": {
"ConnectionString": "{{AzureConnectionString}}",
"ContainerName": "media",
"BasePath": "{{TenantName}}"
}
}
}
Media Profiles via Recipe
{
"steps": [
{
"name": "MediaProfiles",
"MediaProfiles": {
"{{ProfileName}}": {
"Hint": "{{Description}}",
"Width": 800,
"Height": 600,
"Mode": "Crop",
"Format": "webp",
"Quality": 80
}
}
}
]
}
Processing modes include:
Crop- Crops the image to the exact dimensions.Pad- Pads the image to fit dimensions.BoxPad- Pads the image within a box.Max- Resizes to fit within max dimensions while preserving aspect ratio.Min- Resizes to fit minimum dimensions.Stretch- Stretches the image to exact dimensions.
Using Media in Liquid Templates
<!-- Display an image with a media profile -->
<img src="{{ Model.ContentItem.Content.MyPart.Image.Paths[0] | asset_url | append: '?width=400&height=300&rmode=crop' }}" />
<!-- Using a named media profile -->
<img src="{{ Model.ContentItem.Content.MyPart.Image.Paths[0] | asset_url | append: '?profile=thumbnail' }}" />
<!-- Responsive images -->
<img src="{{ Model.ContentItem.Content.MyPart.Image.Paths[0] | asset_url | append: '?width=800' }}"
srcset="{{ Model.ContentItem.Content.MyPart.Image.Paths[0] | asset_url | append: '?width=400' }} 400w,
{{ Model.ContentItem.Content.MyPart.Image.Paths[0] | asset_url | append: '?width=800' }} 800w,
{{ Model.ContentItem.Content.MyPart.Image.Paths[0] | asset_url | append: '?width=1200' }} 1200w" />
Custom Media Processing
using OrchardCore.Media.Events;
public sealed class CustomMediaResizingFilter : IMediaCreatingEventHandler
{
public Task<Stream> MediaCreatingAsync(MediaCreatingContext context, Stream creatingStream)
{
return Task.FromResult(creatingStream);
}
}
Restrict Permitted Media Storage
Use IMediaEventHandler.MediaPermittedStorageAsync to apply a storage limit
for custom stores or quotas. Call Constrain so multiple handlers can safely
apply the smallest limit:
using OrchardCore.Media.Events;
public sealed class MediaQuotaEventHandler : IMediaEventHandler
{
public Task MediaPermittedStorageAsync(MediaPermittedStorageContext context)
{
context.Constrain(10 * 1024 * 1024);
return Task.CompletedTask;
}
}
Attaching Media Field to Content Type
_contentDefinitionManager.AlterPartDefinition("ArticlePart", part => part
.WithField("FeaturedImage", field => field
.OfType("MediaField")
.WithDisplayName("Featured Image")
.WithSettings(new MediaFieldSettings
{
Multiple = false,
AllowMediaText = true,
AllowAnchors = true
})
)
);