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A Google Cloud Storage adapter for Ghost v3 (www.ghost.org).

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ghost-v3-google-cloud-storage's Introduction

Ghost v3 Google Cloud Storage Adapter

This custom storage adapter for Ghost v3 allows you to send your publication's images to Google Cloud Storage (in short, GCS).

Read more about Ghost's storage adapters in the official documentation.

Installation

cd [your/ghost/root/directory]

# Create the GCS storage adapter directory
mkdir -p content/adapters/storage/gcs

# No need for --save as we will move the content to a different folder
npm install ghost-v3-google-cloud-storage

# Move the GCS storage adapter to the correct location so Ghost can find it
mv node_modules/ghost-v3-google-cloud-storage/* content/adapters/storage/gcs/

Note: We named the storage adapter gcs; it's simpler to work with.

Configuration

Create a Google Cloud Storage bucket

Please refer to the official documentation.

Ghost config file

Open your config.[env].json in the Ghost root directory and add a storage section.

"storage": {
  "active": "gcs",
  "gcs": {
    "bucket": "your-gcs-bucket-name",
    "keyFilename": "path-to-your-service-account.json",
    "cdn": "optional-cdn-domain"
  }
}

bucket: Required.

keyFilename: Optional if Ghost is hosted on GCP.

cdn: Optional. If you use a CDN, this is the CDN base URL.

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ghost-v3-google-cloud-storage's Issues

Delete images when post gets deleted (add post id to images path)

When a post is deleted the images are not removed from google storage.
I am not sure if ghost triggers some kind of event when a post gets removed but for even removing the images manually is good enough. But in order to do that I need to add the post id to the images path because currently one cant tell which posts owns which pictures by looking at the images path.

The images still in the bucket when try to remove

Hi Mike,
Is there any issue when try to remove the image from post setting column, because i've a problem when try to remove the image, it still founded in the bucket.

Appending `assetDomain` to beginning of URL when fetching favicon

Hey Mike! Hope you find this since the repo is blank :)

First off, thanks for making this adapter! It saved me when trying to set up Ghost on Google App Engine. Everything works great, except that trying to load the favicon.png file on article pages throws a 500. It looks like the location URL has the original assetDomain string appended to the beginning, so that it's trying to get the icon from a URL like this:

ASSET_DOMAIN/https://ASSET_DOMAIN.storage.googleapis.com/2019/11/logo.png

Instead of what it should be:

https://ASSET_DOMAIN.storage.googleapis.com/2019/11/logo.png

Any thoughts on how to fix this? I'd be happy to submit a PR if you can steer me in the right direction (and if the repo gets populated, obviously).

Request: randomise filenames

Hi Mike,

Coming from Wordpress earlier this year, I had a GCS addon that would randomise filenames to ensure filenames are not the same. Renaming filenames exist, but it will amend a 1 on the end of the filename, and I don't want to see the original filenames in each request.

I understand that I could randomise the filenames myself, but I would end up losing track of each file.

FYI - great addon :)

Thanks.

[bug] Cannot get it run with Docker

Hi Mike,

After I install this package with the docker image ghost:alpine, I get the error Cannot find module 'ghost-ignition' when boosting ghost.

The strange thing is as soon as this package is installed, the ghost-ignition in node_modules/ becomes empty.

Add an ability to set object prefix for uploaded files

Hi, what do you think about adding a new optional parameter (let's say objectPrefix) that will allow to prefix uploaded files? It will be useful for cases when one bucket is shared between content and other files, for example files of custom frontend like Gatsby.