src/GoogleDriveAdapter.php
protected function detectChunkSizeBytes()
    {
        // Max and default chunk size of 100MB
        $chunkSizeBytes = 100 * 1024 * 1024;
        $memoryLimit = $this->getIniBytes('memory_limit');
        if ($memoryLimit > 0) {
            $availableMemory = $memoryLimit - $this->getMemoryUsedBytes();
            /*
             * We need some breathing room, so we only take 1/4th of the available memory for use in chunking (the divide by 4 does this).
             * The chunk size must be a multiple of 256KB(262144).
             * An example of why we need the breathing room is detecting the mime type for a file that is just small enough to fit into one chunk.
             * In this scenario, we send the entire file off as a string to have the mime type detected. Unfortunately, this leads to the entire
             * file being loaded into memory again, separately from the copy we're holding.
             */
            $chunkSizeBytes = max(262144, min($chunkSizeBytes, floor($availableMemory / 4 / 262144) * 262144));
        }

        return (int)$chunkSizeBytes;
    }
protected function detectChunkSizeBytes()
    {
        // Max and default chunk size of 100MB
        $chunkSizeBytes = 100 * 1024 * 1024;
        $memoryLimit = $this->getIniBytes('memory_limit');
        if ($memoryLimit > 0) {
            $availableMemory = $memoryLimit - $this->getMemoryUsedBytes();
            /*
             * We need some breathing room, so we only take 1/4th of the available memory for use in chunking (the divide by 4 does this).
             * The chunk size must be a multiple of 256KB(262144).
             * An example of why we need the breathing room is detecting the mime type for a file that is just small enough to fit into one chunk.
             * In this scenario, we send the entire file off as a string to have the mime type detected. Unfortunately, this leads to the entire
             * file being loaded into memory again, separately from the copy we're holding.
             */
            $chunkSizeBytes = max(262144, min($chunkSizeBytes, floor($availableMemory / 4 / 262144) * 262144));
        }

        return (int)$chunkSizeBytes;
    }
protected function detectChunkSizeBytes ( ) { // Max and default chunk size of 100MB $ chunkSizeBytes = 100 * 1024 * 1024 ; $ memoryLimit = $ this -> getIniBytes ( 'memory_limit' ) ; if ( $ memoryLimit > 0 ) { $ availableMemory = $ memoryLimit - $ this -> getMemoryUsedBytes ( ) ; /*
             * We need some breathing room, so we only take 1/4th of the available memory for use in chunking (the divide by 4 does this).
             * The chunk size must be a multiple of 256KB(262144).
             * An example of why we need the breathing room is detecting the mime type for a file that is just small enough to fit into one chunk.
             * In this scenario, we send the entire file off as a string to have the mime type detected. Unfortunately, this leads to the entire
             * file being loaded into memory again, separately from the copy we're holding.
             */ $ chunkSizeBytes = max ( 262144 , min ( $ chunkSizeBytes , floor ( $ availableMemory / 4 / 262144 ) * 262144 ) ) ; } return ( int ) $ chunkSizeBytes ; }
Detect the largest chunk size that can be used for uploading a file

@return int
Detect the largest chunk size that can be used for uploading a file