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This bundle provides an image manipulation abstraction toolkit for Symfony-based projects. The following list offers a brief feature highlight of available functionality provided by this package:
- Filter Sets: Using any Symfony-supported configuration language (such as YML and XML), you can create filter set definitions that specify transformation routines. These include a set of filters and post-processors, as well as other, optional parameters.
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Filters: Many built-in filters are provided, allowing the application of common transformations. Examples include
thumbnail,scale,crop,strip,watermark, and many more. Additionally, custom filters are supported. -
Post-Processors: This component allows for the modification of the resulting binary file created by filters. Examples include
jpegoptim,optipng,cjpeg, andpngquant. Additionally, custom post-processors are supported.
Complete reference documentation is hosted in the Imagine Bundle chapter of the Symfony bundle documentation. If you discover any abnormalities within the documentation, open a new issue so we can correct it.
Have you encountered an unexpected behavior or are you having trouble understanding proper configuration or usage of this package? No worries, we're glad to help! Many active project contributors frequent the issue tracker and will be happy to offer assistance.
But, before opening a new issue, do take a moment to search the issues history to determine if someone has already encountered the same situation. Once you have determined you have come across a new situation, feel free to open a new issue. One of the many active project contributors will attempt to aid in a resolution in a timely manner.
Note: Often the first few back-and-forth messages in a newly opened issue are requests for additional information about your environment, configuration, and other details. To provide context to those responding and ultimately expedite resolution of your issue, please try to provide as much information as possible when creating a new issue. Examples of useful contextual items include: the package version used, the YML/XML configuration used, the operating system used, the web server used, the data loader and cache resolved used (if applicable), and any other information you believe may be beneficial. Doing so will aid in a speedy resolution.
Information pertaining to the 2.x roadmap will be added here shortly...