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ImagickDumbBackEnd
GdImageBackEnd
ImagickDumbBackEnd
The built-in imagick backend is (currently) broken in PHP 8. So this is a backend that wraps the SVG backend and pipes it through the convert CLI tool provided by imagick.
Generally we've found the PHP imagick extension a bit questionable anyway. Sprout 3, for example, departed from the imagick extensions in Sprout 2 and uses the convert tool exclusively.
Caveats: Might not work on Windows. Makes heavy use of proc_open().
GdImageBackEnd
This is a very limited backend but has enough bits to draw a basic QR code.
GD is widely available, more than imagick. So this is a big win for those tight environments.
Caveats: Many.
No gradients.
No rotation.
No layers.
No curves or ellipsis.
You might ask, why not write a renderer instead of an image backend? The answer is - I didn't even realise that was an option. It might be easier, might be harder. Might actually be far more robust. So maybe that's a thing for the future.
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Contributing
Be sure to write a test. We've got some pretty funky stuff going on in there but it validates the use case.
Run tests with composer test.
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