PHP Image Rendering Library by Marten van Wezel, Flying Weasel Mobile Original idea by Marco van Hylckama Vlieg Version 0.9.6 - 'The Michael Meyers version' I haven't gotten round to writing up a proper 'licence' for this, but the bottomline currently is: - Don't claim that this is (just) your code - Use it for whatever wish, modifications/patches are welcome. - I would appreciate an 'image library by .. ' mention in some 'about.html' page, but I won't try to force you. - Anything bad that happens is not my fault, I make no promises that this program is fit for anything, neither can I guarantee that there are absolutely no security holes. Requirements: - Imagemagick (convert & identify) - jpegoptim (http://freshmeat.net/projects/jpegoptim/) - gifsicle (http://www.lcdf.org/gifsicle/) - (and PHP enabled to allow execution of binaries) Features: - Resizing to device capabilities, or half screen width, quarter width - Logo mode with colormap optimization - Multi-iteration smart resizing (into max bytes requested) - Adding image canvas - Source filename guessing (dynamic transcoding) - Fallback image ('image not found') when no file present. Bugs/Todo - Right now certain parts need to be cleaned up. I use a few too many 'binaries'. Where I could've done it in PHP. - There's a lot of hidden functionality in the class, I just haven't gotten round to officially enabling it. - More in/output file formats, WBMP is urgent. Easy to add, really. - Removing gifsicle/jpegoptim from the equation. They do improve the final image quality vs size ratio.. - Security needs a once-over. I strongly doubt you can run an injection attack, assuming the rest of your code doesn't allow too weird filenames, but it Im not making promises. - Support for imagemagic php module or perhaps the built-in gd libraries. usage: 1: Copy(move) the file mshow.php to somewhere in your web tree. 2a: (unsupported) link images directly: /mshow.php?idir=album&key=usernamedir&image=test.jpg&scale=large&type=jpg 2b: Create apache rewriterules to point to this mshow: For keyed subdirs (../somedirtype/somesubtype/filename) # $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 # http://site.com/mpics/album/400/102934934_huge.jpg RewriteRule /mpics/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)_(.*).(gif|jpg|jpeg|png) /mshow.php?idir=$1&key=$2&image=$3.$5&size=$4&type=$5&rule=1 For the simpeler mode: # http://site.com/mpics/images/image_large.jpg RewriteRule /mpics/(.*)/(.*)_(.*).(gif|jpg|jpeg|png) /mshow.php?idir=$1&image=$2.$4&size=$3&type=$4&rule=2 Notes: - 'obviously' the first parameter gives the request name, relative to the root of your website. - The second parameter rewrites this to a command for mshow.php $idir : the directory with all original images default: images (note: the cachedirs will always be $idir_cache) $key : subdir of the images dir $exp : the expiry for the cache measured in seconds use -1 for infinite (generated once, cached forever) use 0 for no cache (only use this for debugging, re-resizes your image every fetch!) default: -1 $scale : what kind of image do we want. full give me the image at max resolution (regardless of if the phone can handle this!) large iterate a few times to get juuust below 10k medium half the phone's width small 1/4 the phone's width default: large $size : if you want to specify a max filesize (in bytes) other than 'max image size' from wurfl 3: Edit the config.php for some sensible defaults. (obviously make sure the dirs you mention in config to actually be present) 4: Create a file imagedir/images/unknown.gif that contains an 'image not found' image. (The imager will display this if the requested image isn't there) 5: Call your image: http://site.com/mpics/album/400/test_large.jpg - the imager will attempt to fetch (assuming defaults) imagedata/albums/400/test.jpg with imagesize 'large' Download here.

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