README

This is a QoL wrapper around intervention/image, with the intent on removing the cognitive load to create well sized images.

Installation

composer require ellie1337/laravel-images
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-images
php artisan storage:link

How it works

Super simple way for blades, etc

<img src="{{ \webp('my-file.jpg', height: 100) }}" />

Usage:

• webp, png, jpg, avif functions are exposed
• Accepts as many or as few params as you'd like: width, height, background, quality, placeholder
• Maintains aspect ratio, injects background into any additional space
• Returns a full URL to pipe into a blade

Elsewhere (or if you prefer a nicer API)

use Ellie1337\LaravelImages\Services\Image;

/** @var Image $image */
$image = app(Image::class);

$image->path('my-file.jpg')
    ->width(100)
    ->height(100)
    ->type('webp')
    ->url(); // equivalent to \webp('my-file.jpg', width: 100, height: 100);

Cleaning up your images

Sometimes you delete an image, and that's okay!

use Ellie1337\LaravelImages\Services\Image;

/** @var Image $image */
$image = app(Image::class);

$image->delete('my-file.jpg', deleteSource: true);

The delete function will delete all cached variants of the source image. If deleteSource is true, it will also delete the source image itself.

Hooking into the lifecycle

If you assign an image in a model, eg as a user avatar, you can hook into the deleting method to make life much easier!

use Ellie1337\LaravelImages\Services\Image;

// model
protected static function booted() {
    static::deleting(function ($model) {
        if ($model->avatar) {
            app(Image::class)
                ->delete($model->avatar, deleteSource: true);
        }
    })
}

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.