PHP code example of reallifekip / grid-map

1. Go to this page and download the library: Download reallifekip/grid-map library. Choose the download type require.

2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.

3. Add this code to the index.php. 
    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

reallifekip / grid-map example snippets


use ReallifeKip\GridMap\GridMap;
use ReallifeKip\GridMap\Objects\DTOs\Config;

// Canvas: 1920×1080, divided into a 24×12 grid (typical 16:9 split)
$result = GridMap::slice(
    Config::fromArray([
        'imageWidth'  => 1920,
        'imageHeight' => 1080,
        'columns'     => 24,
        'rows'        => 12,
        'cells'       => [
            ['colSpan' => 6, 'rowSpan' => 6],
            ['colSpan' => 6, 'rowSpan' => 6],
            ['colSpan' => 6, 'rowSpan' => 6],
            ['colSpan' => 6, 'rowSpan' => 6],
            ['colSpan' => 12, 'rowSpan' => 6],
            ['colSpan' => 12, 'rowSpan' => 6],
        ],
    ])
);

print_r($result);


use ReallifeKip\GridMap\GridMap;
use ReallifeKip\GridMap\Objects\DTOs\Config;

try {
    $result = GridMap::slice(
        Config::fromArray([
            'imageWidth'  => 1200,
            'imageHeight' => 800,
            'columns'     => 20,
            'rows'        => 10,
            'cells'       => [
                ['colSpan' => 4,  'rowSpan' => 4], // A
                ['colSpan' => 8,  'rowSpan' => 4], // B
                ['colSpan' => 8,  'rowSpan' => 4], // C — must fully fill the grid
                ['colSpan' => 20, 'rowSpan' => 6], // D
            ],
        ])
    );
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    // Thrown if a slice cannot be placed, or if the grid is left partially unfilled
    echo 'Slice failed: ' . $e->getMessage();
}


/** @var ReallifeKip\GridMap\Objects\DTOs\Slice[] $result */
$result[0]->x;      // int — left edge in pixels
$result[0]->y;      // int — top edge in pixels
$result[0]->width;  // int — width in pixels
$result[0]->height; // int — height in pixels