namespace: VDM\Joomla\Componentbuilder\File
@startuml
class Image << (F,LightGreen) >> #RoyalBlue {
+ process(string $source, string $destinationDir, ...) : array
+ cropResize(string $source, string $destination, ...) : ?array
+ info(string $path, string $request = 'type') : mixed
# resolveImageExtension(int $type) : ?string
# getImageType(string $path) : ?int
# normalizePath(string $path) : string
}
note right of Image::process
Process one image into multiple dimensioned versions.
since: 5.1.1
return: array
arguments:
string $source
string $destinationDir
array $dimensions
end note
note right of Image::cropResize
Crop or scale an image to target size using center crop or just resize if aspect ratio matches.
since: 5.1.1
return: ?array
arguments:
string $source
string $destination
int $targetW
int $targetH
end note
note right of Image::info
Retrieve image metadata information from a given path.
Supported requests:
- type : Image extension (jpg, png, gif, etc.)
- width : Image width in pixels
- height : Image height in pixels
- attr : HTML width/height attribute string
- all : Full getimagesize() result array
since: 5.1.4
return: mixed
end note
note right of Image::resolveImageExtension
Resolve image extension from IMAGETYPE constant.
since: 5.1.4
return: ?string
end note
note right of Image::getImageType
Get the image type constant from the file path
since: 5.1.1
return: ?int
end note
note right of Image::normalizePath
Normalize relative or absolute paths.
since: 5.1.4
return: string
end note
@enduml
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