laravel-mongodb VS laravel-medialibrary

I am excited to share that MongoDB has taken over development of the community-driven MongoDB integration for Laravel framework! This means you can expect regular updates with improvements to the functionality, bug fixes, and compatibility with most recent Laravel and MongoDB releases.

I use jenssegers /laravel-mongodb composer package fairly heavily. this issue seems to imply the mongodb plugin is sort of in limbo, and may be in jeopardy.

There's a well maintained MongoDB package for Laravel by jenssegers/laravel-mongodb.

In previous projects I've used https://github.com/jenssegers/laravel-mongodb it has the concept of embedded relationships which I think is what you are trying to do?

In order to integrate MongoDB with Laravel, we need to use the package jenssegers/mongodb. So, we'll install it with Composer:

Jenssegers/laravel-mongodb: https://github.com/jenssegers/laravel-mongodb

I am currently analyzing mongodb using laravel-mongodb however I can't find a way to do this, is it even possible?

MongoDB for example isn't natively supported by laravel, but this one exists: https://github.com/jenssegers/laravel-mongodb

I have it working ok for a single image using this idea but need the user to be able to add multiple images.

The current version as of writing this is 10.5.2 released 8 days ago.

Use this, i use it in all my projects.

An example of a good use of a polymorphic relationship can be seen in the Rails Active Storage module, which allows you to attach files to a model, and instead of duplicating the database columns and tables for each model that has attachments, there are two general tables: activestorage_attachments (attachments; relationship info) and activestorage_blobs (blobs; file info). A model can have one or many attachments (has_one_attachment and has_many_attachments, both can be used more than once depending on your needs), an attachment belongs to a record (record_id and record_type) and belongs to a blob (blob_id), and blobs have one attachment. You can access an attachment attribute on the related model like so, user.avatar # has_one_attachment(:avatar); or for many attachments of the same type, user.photos # an array of attachments; has_many_attachments(:photos). There’s a Laravel package similar to this called spatie/laravel-medialibrary.

For storing files and associating them with models, I can highly recommend Spatie's Media Library. Used it in a project recently and haven't had any hassle with it.