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Wow - fantastic fast reply. I've taken a look at it. Seems very good.
But checking out http://image.intervention.io/api/fit, i see that if height is not provided, it will take same value as width. This is fine, but it would be cool if it was also possible for it, to calculate the height based on the width, to keep the aspect ratio. Is this possible?
My approach is not limited to some parameters like ?width=300&quality=90. You can define your own templates (described in documentation) and do whatever you like.
Its also more secure. Because the user can only access certain template cases and can't fill up the cache with garbage, when accessing width=1-100000.
I am used to phpThumb, but after getting started with Laravel I've found this package which really looks awesome so far. Great job!
I am just wondering if I should stick to phpThumb or instead try something new and use this package.
What I basically want to achieve is a dynamic way to generate a thumbnail, like it is possible with phpThumb.
Something like: http://myproject.com/image/{the_file}?width=300&quality=90
If this image in this quality and width does not exist from cache, it will generate it.
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