🚀 I’ve released the first stable version of my Laravel WebDAV server:
👉 https://github.com/N3XT0R/laravel-webdav-server/releases/tag/1.0.0
What is this?
A native WebDAV server integration for Laravel — built on top of SabreDAV and Flysystem.
It exposes your storage via:
/webdav/{space}/{path?}
Why?
Laravel has no native WebDAV server.
Most existing solutions are either:
- clients (not servers)
- or thin wrappers around SabreDAV
That usually means:
- hidden behavior
- hard-to-customize integrations
- difficult debugging (especially with Windows clients)
What makes this different?
- explicit request pipeline (no magic)
- clean separation of concerns
- Flysystem-based storage
- policy-based authorization
- structured extension points (no overrides needed)
New in 1.0.0
- stable public API
- event system for file + directory mutations
- path resolver + facade
- improved documentation (RTD)
Events (important)
The package now dispatches Laravel events for:
- file create / update / delete
- directory create / delete
This allows you to:
- log activity
- trigger background jobs
- sync data
👉 without touching the core
Docs
👉 https://laravel-webdav-server.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Final note
This package doesn’t try to reinvent WebDAV.
It integrates WebDAV cleanly into a modern Laravel architecture.
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