Catch all library for utility classes.
A random grab bag of utility classes that have no fixed abode yet.
The easiest way to use any of these classes is via composer. composer require deanblackborough/random-grab-bag
,
alternatively include the classes in src/ in your library.
You can use the resize class via the API or directly if you want or need a little more control over the output and options.
$resizer = new DBlackborough\GrabBag\ImageResize($format);
$resizer->resizeTo(
$width,
$height,
$maintain_aspect = true,
$canvas_color = [ 'r' => 0, 'g' => 0, 'b' => 0]
)
->source($source_file, $source_path = '')
->target($target_file, $target_path = '');
$resizer = new DBlackborough\GrabBag\ImageResize\Jpeg();
$resizer->setOptions(
$width,
$height,
$maintain_aspect = true,
$canvas_color = [ 'r' => 0, 'g' => 0, 'b' => 0]
)
->loadImage($source_file, $source_path = '')
->resizeSource()
->createCopy()
->save();
I've listed the methods, their params and the return type. If it isn't obvious what a method does I have done a bad job of naming it, if so, please let me know.
- createCopy() :
AbstractResize
- getInfo() :
array
- loadImage(
string
$file,string
$path = '') :AbstractResize
- resizeSource() :
AbstractResize
- save() :
AbstractResize
- setCanvasColor(
array
$canvas_color) :AbstractResize
- setFileName(
string
$filename) :AbstractResize
- setHeight(
int
$height) :AbstractResize
- setOptions(
int
$width,int
$height,int
$quality,bool
$maintain_aspect = true,array
$canvas_color = array('r' => 255, 'g' => 255, 'b' => 255)) :AbstractResize
- setPath($path) :
AbstractResize
- setWidth(int $width) :
AbstractResize