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Informations about the package azure-thumbnails

Azure Thumbnails

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Create image thumbnails with help of Microsoft Artificial Intelligence, and show what needed!

A thumbnail is a small representation of a full-size image. Varied devices such as phones, tablets, and PCs create a need for different user experience (UX) layouts and thumbnail sizes. Using smart cropping, this Computer Vision API feature helps solve the problem.

After uploading an image, a high quality thumbnail gets generated and the Computer Vision API algorithm analyzes the objects within the image, then crops it to fit the requirements of the “region of interest” (ROI). The output gets displayed within a special framework as seen in below illustration. The generated thumbnail can be presented in a different aspect ratio than that of the original image to accommodate a user’s needs.

The thumbnail algorithm works as follows:

gevman/azure-thumbnails

Installation (using composer)

Methods

thumbnail(string $image, int $width, int $height)
Create thumbnail
saveAs(string $file [, int $quality = 99])
Save thumbnail to specified path
show([int $quality = 99][, string $contentType = 'image/jpeg'])
Show thumbnail

Example of usage

Get your Computer Vision API key from Microsoft Azure

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guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^6.2
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