Save export to disk

[vosco88]

How can I use this to save the exported file to disk?

[vdomah]

Check please the example from docs: https://github.com/vdomah/oc-botman-plugin/blob/master/classes

[vosco88]

I am able to get the data on the frontend and download the csv. My use case is that I would like to run the export from OctoberCMS Scheduler and store it on s3 automatically let's say once a week. And I can't seem to figure it out. The Excel::export method triggers the download method of the excel instance. How would I trigger the store() method as per documentation for Laravel Excel https://docs.laravel-excel.com/3.1/exports/store.html? Thank you

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[vdomah]

Can't help with this case for now because I haven't such task yet. So may be better to ask about it on laravel-excel resources

[chrisvidal]

@vosco88 did you manage to save your exprt on the disk?
I am having the same requirements, building nightly file export and send them by email attachments
$file = Excel::export(new ExportSubmissions($digestData), 'preschool_'.$key);

[chrisvidal]

creating a PR for it

[vosco88]

@chrisvidal I have my exports built according to Laravel Excel documentation. Then when I use this:

use Vdomah\Excel\Classes\Excel
Excel::excel()->store(new UsersExport(), 'users.csv', 's3');

it works. I am saving the excels into Amazon S3, but if you ommit that last argument it should save it into the storage folder.

@vosco88 did you manage to save your exprt on the disk?
I am having the same requirements, building nightly file export and send them by email attachments
$file = Excel::export(new ExportSubmissions($digestData), 'preschool_'.$key);