Simple tool to automatically resize uploaded images when demanded.
Made with the power of Intervention Image.
- Apache 2
- mod_php5 or mod_php7.0
- mod_rewrite
- imagick
Install the dependencies using composer:
cd ./display && php composer.phar installOther then that, there is no setup needed. Just make the main folder of this repository accessible via HTTP or HTTPS.
Upload images to ./img/.
Let's say, you upload an image named foo_bar.png.
You can access the original image, unscaled under ./foo_bar.png.
If you want to view a resized version, open ./[size]/foo_bar.png.
Replace [size] with one of the following options:
| Size category | Length of the longer side |
|---|---|
thumb |
200px |
small |
500px |
medium |
700px |
large |
1000px |
The resized images will be saved in ./img/[size]/foo_bar.png.
To regenerate an image, add the force parameter in your URL like this: ./[size]/foo_bar.png?force
At the moment there is no real way to configure this tool. You can change the size categories in ./.htaccess, but keep in mind, that this file will be overwritten, if you update using git (which the update script does).
A more convenient way to configure this is planned.
Just run ./update.sh. Make sure to make it executable before running it for the first time.
Note: Running the update script will reset everything in the directory to the last commit in this repository#master, except for the ./img/ directory.