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Most recent edit on 2008-03-31 12:34:10 by GasperKozak

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WideImage is an object-oriented library for image manipulation, written in/for PHP 5. It's a pure-PHP library and doesn't require any external libraries apart from the GD2 extension. Most of the code is unit tested with Simpletest, and also being actively used on a few projects with no serious problems reported since beta (March 2007). It's released under GNU LGPL 2.1, which effectively means you're allowed to use it in a commercial project for free.

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WideImage is an object-oriented library for image manipulation, written in/for PHP 5. It's a pure-PHP library and doesn't require any external libraries apart from the GD2 extension. Most of the code is unit tested with Simpletest, and also being actively used on a few projects with no problems so far. It's released under GNU LGPL 2.1, which effectively means you're allowed to use it in a commercial project for free.



Edited on 2008-02-13 14:16:17 by GasperKozak

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WideImage is an object-oriented library for image manipulation, written in/for PHP 5. It's a pure-PHP library and doesn't require any external libraries apart from the GD2 extension. Most of the code is unit tested with Simpletest, and also being actively used on a few projects with no problems so far. It's released under GNU LGPL 2.1, which effectively means you're allowed to use it in a commercial project for free.

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WideImage is an object-oriented library for image manipulation, written in/for PHP 5. It's a pure-PHP library and doesn't require any external libraries apart from the GD2 extension. Most of the code is unit tested with Simpletest, and also being actively used on a few projects with no problems so far. It's released under GNU LGPL 2.1, which effectively means you're allowed to use it in a commercial project for free.



Edited on 2007-09-26 12:47:37 by GasperKozak

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The library focuses on often-used image operations and ease of use. It provides a simple and unified way to loading and saving images from/to files, strings, database and even URLs (load only, must be enabled in PHP). Supports the most common image formats, with more formats on its way.
This is basically how easy it is:
wiImage::load('image.png')->resize(50, 30)->saveToFile('new-image.jpg', 30);

This example loads an image from a PNG file, resizes it to 50x30, and saves it to a JPEG file in low quality (30%).
The library is released under GNU LGPL 2.1, its wiki, files and code repository are hosted at SourceForge.net. See WideImage project page there.
Authors of the library are Gašper Kozak and Klemen Slavič.




Edited on 2007-07-12 16:18:54 by GasperKozak

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Edited on 2007-07-08 14:21:30 by GasperKozak

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~- WideImage goes PHP5 (July 8, 2007)



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Edited on 2007-07-08 13:39:01 by GasperKozak [added authors]

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Authors of the library are Gašper Kozak and Klemen Slavič.



Edited on 2007-07-01 15:44:44 by GasperKozak [added links]

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~- WideImage resource handling
  • Handle ownership



    Edited on 2007-06-19 13:34:54 by GasperKozak [added appeal for logo]

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    ~- Looking for a logo (June 6th 2007)



    Edited on 2007-06-04 15:24:13 by GasperKozak

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    The library is released under GNU LGPL 2.1, its wiki, files and code repository are hosted at SourceForge.net. See WideImage project page there.

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    The library is released under GNU LGPL 2.1, it's wiki, files and code repository are hosted at SourceForge.net. See WideImage project page there.



    Edited on 2007-05-14 14:26:56 by GasperKozak

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    ~- Simple examples (load, resize, crop, save)
  • Loading images (from file, database, URL, gd handle)
  • Saving images (to file, database, gd handle)
  • Image operations (resize, crop, rotate, mask, sharpen, merge, ...)
  • Roadmap - what's in the plans?
  • Limitations - what it can't do?

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    ~- Simple examples
  • Loading images
  • Saving images
  • Image operations
  • Roadmap
  • Limitations



    Edited on 2007-05-02 08:30:16 by GasperKozak

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    ~- Limitations



    Edited on 2007-04-07 09:40:00 by GasperKozak

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    Edited on 2007-04-07 09:37:56 by GasperKozak

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    Edited on 2007-04-07 09:33:31 by GasperKozak

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    ~- Roadmap



    Edited on 2007-04-07 09:32:25 by GasperKozak

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    WideImage is an object-oriented library for image manipulation, written in PHP 5. It uses the GD2 extension and it's unit tested with Simpletest. The library focuses on often-used image operations and ease of use.

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    WideImage is a PHP-based object-oriented library for image manipulation. It uses GD2 extension and it's mostly unit tested with Simpletest. The library focuses on often-used image operations and ease of use.



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    The library is released under GNU LGPL 2.1, it's wiki, files and code repository are hosted at SourceForge.net. See WideImage project page there.

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