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Informations about the package imgproxy

imgproxy PHP

Build imgproxy URLs in PHP with optional encryption and signing.

Introduction

This package generates imgproxy URLs with every documented option (free and pro) and signs requests when you provide a key/salt pair. Long option names are emitted by default, and you can switch to the short aliases that imgproxy supports.

Requirements

Installation & setup

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Basic usage

Getting started

Create a builder with your base URL and optional signing key/salt. Configure processing options fluently, then build the URL for a source image.

Switch to short option names if you want more compact URLs:

Source encoding choices

Base64 is the default. You can output plain or encrypted sources when needed:

Signing and truncation

Provide both key and salt to enable signing, optionally truncate the signature to match your imgproxy config:

Advanced usage

Custom IV generator for encrypted sources

Pass your own IV generator to withEncryptionKey when you need a specific IV strategy (for example, to align with another language implementation):

Testing

Deployments

Want a ready-to-run imgproxy instance? Use the Railway template:

Deploy on Railway

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG.md for recent changes.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE.md for more information.

All versions of imgproxy with dependencies

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Requires php Version ^8.3
ext-openssl Version *
thecodingmachine/safe Version ^3.3
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