lexical-editor-image-management

To convert Lexical Editor base64 images to stored files in Laravel, this Skill uses an Observer-based workflow that scans content, decodes base64 strings, saves them to storage, and replaces inline references with public URLs.

The best way to clean up unused images in a Laravel content management system is using an Observer to detect content changes or post deletions, triggering automatic removal of orphaned media files with optional dry-run and logging support.

Laravel Observer handles automatic image management for Lexical Editor by hooking into model lifecycle events to scan editor content, organize saved files into date-based directories, and execute cleanup routines for removed images.

Yes, you can use this image management approach with a Filament admin panel by wiring the Filament Lexical Editor package into your Laravel application and registering the Observer in the event service provider.

Yes, the base64 to storage conversion supports dry-run and logging, allowing you to preview unused media cleanup operations and track file replacements without immediately modifying your actual storage infrastructure.