anySize - Caching image resizer DOWNLOAD
Description
anySize is a lightweight, drop-in, fully automated, caching, make-you-coffee-and-serve-it-in-bed script that lets you request and generate images (jpg, gif or png) of any size.For example:
You upload “image.png” to your image folder, “images”- <img src=”images/image.png” />
The image is returned at its native resolution
- <img src=”images/resized/image.png?s=thumb” />
A thumbnail is presented
- <img src=”images/resized/image.png?s=medium” />
A medium sized image is presented
- <img src=”images/resized/image.png?w=100&h=150” />
An image with max width 150px and max height 100px is presented. Aspect ratio is maintained.
- <img src=”images/resized/image.png?w=100&h=150&a=false” />
An image with width 150px and height 100px is presented. Aspect ratio is NOT maintained.
And now for the awesome:
When you request an image the first time the result is stored in a cache folder and all further requests use that cache. Image file updated and re-uploaded? No need to flush the cache; everything is automatically taken care of!Want to define the size of your “thumbnail” image? Want to add a “megaawesome” option so you can request images/image.png?s=megaawesome ? Want to disable arbitrary resizing (options 4 & 5)? No problem! Everything is set up in the first few lines of the code using intuitively-named variables. Works out of the box but is extremely easy to customize.
The following are flags and variables the system understands:
s: (Set Size)Ex: <img src=”images/resized/image.png?s=someSize” />
Returns an image of a pre-determined size (as set at the top of the anySize.php file)
The default sizes out of the box are:
- s=thumb: max size 60×60 image.
- s=small: max size 200×200 image.
- s=medium: max size 400×400 image.
- s=large: max size 800×800 image.
w: (Width)
Ex: <img src=”images/resized/image.png?w=100” />
Returns an image with a width of 100px. Unless specified, aspect ratio is preserved.
h: (Height)
Ex: <img src=”images/resized/image.png?h=150” />
Returns an image with a height of 100px. Unless specified, aspect ratio is preserved.
a: (Aspect Ratio)
Ex: <img src=”images/resized/image.png?w=100&h=150&a=false” />
Returns an image with a width of 100px and a height of 150px; Aspect ratio is ignored and the image WILL be 100px wide and 150px tall if a=false
Note: If you set both w and h and do not set a to “false” the system will produce an image that fits within the box defined by w and h while maintaining the aspect ratio. Essentially w and h, when set together, form a bounding box for the result image. See Example 4 for how this might look in code.
