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NovLaravel Image Handler is an awesome package that can be used to optimize and store images in multiple sizes easily.
You can install this package via composer by running this command in terminal
composer require codepane/laravel-image-handler
Run this command too publish:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="codepane\LaravelImageHandler\ImageHandlerServiceProvider"
Configuration
After installation is done once you can see imagehandler.php
under the config directory.
You can update dimensions, format, and quality as per your need from a configuration file.
You can also add a new dimension.
Let’s deep dive into this package for how to use it
Store Image
use ImageHandler;
public function store()
{
// its takes the default file name as it is
ImageHandler::store($request->file);
// in 2nd argument you can pass your custom file name with or without the path
ImageHandler::store($request->file, 'file_name_with_or_without_path');
}
Get Image
use ImageHandler;
public function get()
{
// this will return the original image
ImageHandler::get('original_file_name');
// pass dimension as the second argument to get a specific dimension of the file
ImageHandler::get('original_file_name', 'sm');
}
Delete Image
use ImageHandler;
public function delete()
{
ImageHandler::delete('original_file_name');
}
For more details, please visit Github.
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Published at : 21-11-2022
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