PHP code example of lingwave / cloudconvert-laravel

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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lingwave / cloudconvert-laravel example snippets

'providers' => array(
    ...
    Lingwave\CloudConvertLaravel\CloudConvertLaravelServiceProvider::class
)

# Convert the file to /a/path/to/file.mp4

CloudConvert::file('/a/path/to/file.mov')->to('mp4');

# Convert the file and save it in a different location /a/new/path/to/new.mp4

CloudConvert::file('/a/path/to/biggles.webm')->to('/a/new/path/to/new.mp4');

# It also works with Laravel's file upload

if (Input::hasFile('photo'))
{
    CloudConvert::file( Input::file('photo') )->to('/a/local/path/profile_image.jpg');
}

# Convert the image to kitty.jpg with quality of 70%

CloudConvert::file('kitty.png')->quality(70)->to('jpg');

# Convert a PowerPoint presentation to a set of images, let's say you only want slides 2 to 4
# This will save presentation-2.jpg, presentation-3.jpg and presentation-4.jpg

CloudConvert::file('presentation.ppt')->pageRange(2, 4)->to('jpg');

# Dynamic PDF creation using DOCX/PPTX templates
# See this blog post for more details: https://cloudconvert.com/blog/dynamic-pdf-creation-using-docx-templates/

$variables = ['name' => 'John Doe', 'address' => 'Wall Street'];
CloudConvert::file('invoice_template.docx')->templating($variables)->to('invoice.pdf');

# Convert the meow.wav to meow.mp3 with a frequecy of 44100 Hz and normalize the audio to +20dB

CloudConvert::file('meow.wav')->withOptions([
    'audio_frequency' => '44100', 
    'audio_normalize' => '+20dB'
])->to('mp3');


# Convert the fido_falls_over.mp4 to fido.gif but you only want 10 seconds of it, starting at 1:02

CloudConvert::file('fido_falls_over.mp4')->withOptions([
    'trim_from' => '62', 
    'trim_to' => '72'
])->to('fido.gif');

# Or the same with using the shortcuts:
CloudConvert::file('fido_falls_over.mp4')->trimFrom(62)->trimTo(72)->to('fido.gif');

# Convert a TrueType font in to all the fonts you need for a cross browser web font pack

CloudConvert::file('claw.ttf')->to('eot', true)->to('otf', true)->to('woff', true)->to('svg');

# Or the same thing with an array
CloudConvert::file('claw.ttf')->to(['eot', 'otf', 'woff', 'svg']);

# Convert Google's SVG logo hosted on Wikipedia to a png on your server

CloudConvert::file('http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/aa/Logo_Google_2013_Official.svg')
            ->to('images/google.png');

# Merge the PDFs in the array in to a single PDF

CloudConvert::merge([
             'https://cloudconvert.com/assets/d04a9878/testfiles/pdfexample1.pdf',                          
             'https://cloudconvert.com/assets/d04a9878/testfiles/pdfexample2.pdf'
            ])
            ->to('merged.pdf');

# Take a screenshot with the default options: 1024px with with full height of webpage

CloudConvert::website('www.nyan.cat')->to('screenshots/nyan.jpg');

# You can also specify the width and the height as converter options

CloudConvert::website('www.nyan.cat')
            ->withOptions([
                 'screen_width' => 1024,
                 'screen_height' => 700
            ])->to('screenshots/nyan.png');

# Lets say you have a PDF and you want to convert it to an ePub file and 
# store it on your Amazon S3 bucket (defined in your config). It's this simple:

CloudConvert::file('/a/local/path/garfield.pdf')->to(CloudConvert::S3('Garfield_converted.epub'));

# You can also override the default options by providing them as an array as the second argument

CloudConvert::file('/a/local/path/garfield.pdf')
            ->to(CloudConvert::S3('Garfield_converted.epub', [
                'bucket'  => 'a-different-bucket',
                'acl'     => 'public-read',
                'region'  => 'us-east-1'
            ]));

# Now you want to convert the file on your S3 to a txt file and store it on a server via FTP

CloudConvert::file(CloudConvert::S3('Garfield_converted.epub'))
            ->to(CloudConvert::FTP('path/to/garfield.txt'));

# Script: sendConversion
CloudConvert::file('/a/path/to/file.mov')
            ->callback('http://myserver.com/save_file.php')
            ->convert('mp4');
            

# Script: saveFile
CloudConvert::useProcess($_REQUEST['url'])
            ->save('/path/converted.mp4');

# The queue will check every second if the conversion has finished. 
# It times out after 120 seconds (configurable).

CloudConvert::file('/a/path/to/file.mov')->queue('to', '/a/path/to/file.mp4')

# To get all possible types

$types = CloudConvert::conversionTypes();

# To get all possible types in a specific group

$types = CloudConvert::conversionTypes('video');

# To get all possible output formats if you know the input format

$types = CloudConvert::input('pdf')->conversionTypes();

# Same if you know the output format and want to see what can be inputted

$types = CloudConvert::output('jpg')->conversionTypes();

# To get all possible types
$processes = CloudConvert::processes();

# To delete a process by ID
CloudConvert::deleteProcess($process_id);

$cloudConvert = new RobbieP\CloudConvertLaravel\CloudConvert(['api_key' => 'API_KEY_HERE']);

$cloudConvert->file('randomuser.jpg')->to('png');