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Package php-pngquant
Short Description A non-official PHP Wrapper class for pngquant, the command-line utility and a library for lossy compression of PNG images.
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Informations about the package php-pngquant
What is PHP PNGQuant
PHP-PNGQuant is a non-official wrapper for the great PNGQuant, the command-line utility and a library for lossy compression of PNG images.
Requirements
You need pngquant accesible from the PATH. If the utility isn't available for any reason, you can change the path to the binary using the setBinaryPath method:
Installation
php-pngquant can be used either with or without Composer.
With Composer
The preferred way to use php-pngquant is with Composer. Execute the following command to install this package as a dependency in your project:
Without Composer
If you don't use composer, you can still use the wrapper. Download the PNGQuant.php class from the repository and then use require_once to import it in your code:
Example
Save the file directly into a directory with a file name.
If you need the raw data of the image (store the binary data of the compressed image), you can use the getRawOutput function:
Documentation
For further information and examples of the wrapper, please visit the official documentation here.
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