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elboletaire/watimage

Watermark and Image PHP class

Wednesday, September 14, 2016
by elboletaire
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The README.md

, _(*1)

Watimage is a group of PHP classes to help you resize, rotate, apply filters, watermarks and a lot more of things to your images using the PHP's GD library., _(*2)

It was initially a CakePHP component, later became a simple Vendor class and now is a powerful set of classes to alter images., _(*3)

And it maintains the transparencies in every scenario., _(*4)

Requirements

You need php > 5.4 and the php GD package installed., _(*5)

With aptitude:, _(*6)

sudo apt-get install php5-gd

With yum:, _(*7)

sudo yum install php-gd

Installing

With composer:, _(*8)

composer require elboletaire/watimage:~2.0.0

Check out the Watimage pages for more information about installation., _(*9)

Usage

See all the information you need to know at the Watimage pages, _(*10)

API

Check out the API at the Watimage pages., _(*11)

Examples

There are lot of examples at the examples folder, plus a lot more of examples and tutorials in the Watimage pages., _(*12)

Before running the given examples, you need to composer install from Watimage root folder in order to get composer's autoloader downloaded into vendor folder., _(*13)

composer install
cd examples
php Image.php
php Watermark.php
php Watimage.php

You can also put the Watimage folder in your local webhost webroot dir and point there your browser., _(*14)

Testing

Please, see the information about testing in the Watimage pages., _(*15)

Patches & Features

Fork
Mod, fix
Test - this is important, so it's not unintentionally broken
Commit - do not mess with license, todo, version, etc. (if you do change any, bump them into commits of their own that I can ignore when I pull)
Pull request - bonus point for topic branches

Bugs & Feedback

See the issues section., _(*16)

Changelog

Check out the releases on github. They have different order than expected because I've created tags recently to not loose them and to have the whole changelog there., _(*17)