grupobahez/imageoptimizer

Package for optimizing and generating multiple image sizes in Laravel using Intervention Image.

Installation

composer require grupobahez/imageoptimizer

Usage

1. Publish the configuration file (optional):

   php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Grupobahez\Imageoptimizer\ImageOptimizerServiceProvider"
   

2. Configure the values in config/imageoptimizer.php.

3. In your code, use the ImageOptimizer facade to optimize images:

   use Grupobahez\Imageoptimizer\Facades\ImageOptimizer;
   use Grupobahez\Imageoptimizer\Support\ResizeStrategies;
   
   // ...
   ImageOptimizer::optimize(Storage::disk('public')->path('myimage.jpg'), [
       'disk' => 'public',
       'quality' => 70,
       'format' => 'webp',
       'thumbnails' => [
           'small' => [150, 150],
           'medium' => [300, 300],
           // ...
       ],
       'strategy' => ResizeStrategies::COVER, // fill | crop | fit | cover | cover-top | cover-bottom | cover-left | cover-right 
                              // cover-top-left | cover-top-right | cover-bottom-left | cover-bottom-right
       'output_folder' => 'new-folder', // Optional: Specify a custom output folder
       'output_file' => 'custom-name',  // Optional: Specify a custom base filename
   ]);
   

4. Optimize images from url

   use Grupobahez\Imageoptimizer\Facades\ImageOptimizer;
   use Grupobahez\Imageoptimizer\Support\ResizeStrategies;
   
   // ...
   ImageOptimizer::optimizeFromUrl('https://example.com/image.jpg', [
       'disk' => 'public',
       'quality' => 70,
       'format' => 'webp',
       'thumbnails' => [
           'small' => [150, 150],
           'medium' => [300, 300],
           // ...
       ],
       'strategy' => ResizeStrategies::COVER, // fill | crop | fit | cover
       'output_folder' => 'new-folder', // Optional: Specify a custom output folder
       'output_file' => 'custom-name',  // Optional: Specify a custom base filename
   ]);
   

Default Configuration

The package includes a configuration file that you can overwrite by publishing it in your project. The default values are:

return [
    'quality' => 80,
    'format' => 'webp',
    'strategy' => 'fit',
    'thumbnails' => [
        'small' => [150, 150],
        'medium' => [300, 300],
        'large' => [1024, 768],
    ],
];

Features

• Image quality reduction.
• Conversion between formats (e.g., JPEG to WebP).
• Generation of multiple image sizes (thumbnails).
• Specify custom output folder and file names for the optimized images.

Resize Strategies

• fit: Maintains the aspect ratio; can handle 0 in width or height for proportional resizing.
• fill: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, maintains the full image; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the center; can handle 0 in width or height.
• crop: Crops the image to exact dimensions; both width and height must be specified (does not support 0).
• cover-top: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the top; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-bottom: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the bottom; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-left: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the left; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-right: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the right; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-top-left: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the top-left; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-top-right: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the top-right; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-bottom-left: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the bottom-left; can handle 0 in width or height.
• cover-bottom-right: Ensures the image covers the frame entirely, recropping from the bottom-right; can handle 0 in width or height.

Notes on Output Folder and Filename

• You can specify a custom output folder using the output_folder option.
• You can define a custom base filename using the output_file option.
• If output_folder is not provided, the folder of the original image will be used.
• If output_file is not provided, the name of the original image will be used as the base.

Testing

The package includes unit tests with PHPUnit. You can run them using:

vendor/bin/phpunit

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License.