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fastresize-php

PHP FFI binding for fastresize - a small, single-purpose C++ image decode/resize/composite/encode library. No algorithm is reimplemented here: src/FastResize.php calls straight into fastresize_capi.h's C ABI shim (bundled in native/) via PHP's ext-ffi.

Install

Then build the native library - not done automatically by composer install, deliberately: compiling C++ on every consumer's install (CI included) is a bigger surprise than one explicit extra step.

This curls the pinned stb_image/stb_image_resize2/stb_image_write headers and fpng (v1.0.6, the PNG encoder - ~12x faster than stb_image_write, ~8% larger files) into native/vendor/ and compiles libfastresize_capi.so (.dylib on macOS) into the package root, right next to native/. Requires a C++17 compiler (clang++ by default - override with make CXX=g++) and curl. ext-ffi must be enabled (ffi.enable=1 in php.ini, or "preload" per the PHP FFI docs for non-CLI SAPIs).

Usage

See fastresize_capi.h in native/ (or the fastresize repo) for the full underlying API and fastresize.h's own header comment for the case against libvips this library is making.

Tests

tests/FastResizeTest.php drives every method against the real compiled library (decode/probe/resize/crop/fill/composite/encode, opaque-rect tightness, RGB-vs-RGBA output, transparent-pixel flattening). The pixel assertions use ext-gd and self-skip if it is missing. CI runs the suite on PHP 8.1–8.4.

License

MIT - see LICENSE.

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