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anakadote/laravel-5-image-manager
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Image resizing and cropping package for Laravel.

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> **Deprecated**: This package is now deprecated in favor of  for further development

Image Resizing and Cropping Package for Laravel
===============================================

[](#image-resizing-and-cropping-package-for-laravel)

This Laravel package provides a convenient way of resizing and cropping images.

Begin by installing this package through Composer. Edit your project's `composer.json` file to require `anakadote/laravel-5-image-manager`.

```
"require": {
    "anakadote/laravel-5-image-manager": "dev-master"
}

```

Next, update Composer from the Terminal:

```
composer update

```

Next, add the service provider. Open `config/app.php` and add a new item to the providers array.

```
Anakadote\ImageManager\ImageManagerServiceProvider::class

```

The final step is to use artisan to move the package assets to the public directory, also from the Terminal:

```
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Anakadote\ImageManager\ImageManagerServiceProvider"

```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

This package is accessible via a Laravel Facade so to use simply call its methods on the Facade "ImageManager".

### getImagePath($filename, $width, $height, $mode, $quality = 90)

[](#getimagepathfilename-width-height-mode-quality--90)

Example 1: Resize or crop an image and get the newly generated image's web path.

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Example 2: Use an HTML picture element to display a webp version of the image, if supported by the browser.

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The getImagePath() method has six parameters, the first four of which are required:

1. File Name *(string)* The fully qualified name of image file. The file must reside in your app's `public` directory. You'll need to grant write access by the web server to the `public` directory and its children.
2. Width *(integer)* Desired width of the image.
3. Height *(integer)* Desired height of the image.
4. Output Mode *(string)* The output mode. Options are:
5. **crop**
6. **fit** - Fit while maintaining aspect ratio.
7. **fit-x** - Fit to the given width while maintaining aspect ratio.
8. **fit-y** - Fit to the given height while maintaining aspect ratio.
9. Image Quality - *(integer, 0 - 100)* Default value is 90.
10. Format - *(string)* Convert the image to the given format/extension, e.g. "webp";

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### getUniqueFilename($filename, $destination)

[](#getuniquefilenamefilename-destination)

Generate a unique file name within a destination directory — uses the original file name as the basis for the new file name.

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