Real-time Image Processing library written in PHP. Resizes images on-the-fly, then you can cache them in NGINX or smth. Animated GIFs are also supported.
Main library being used: gd2. If animation in GIFs should be preserved, ImageMagick needs to be installed as well.
Copy the project (using git clone) and setup your webserver. Then create local config file:
cp config.local.php.SAMPLE config.local.php
…and edit parameters in config.local.php manually.
Notice: do export RESIZERSERVICE=your_hostname_without_trailing_slash beforehand
$RESIZERSERVICE/?w=300&src=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/Faust_bei_der_Arbeit.JPG
$RESIZERSERVICE/?h=100&src=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/Faust_bei_der_Arbeit.JPG
test/run.sh
Important: automated tests are only available when $ALLOW_ABSOLUTE_URLS = TRUE; in your config.local.php.
This library is doing run-time work which can load CPU and take significant time (especially in case of large animated GIFs). It does not do caching itself. To enable caching, web server (e.g., NGINX) should be configured respectively. Alternatively, additional caching software (e.g. Varnish) can be installed.
TBD
WIP! Check out Issues for more details