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Informations about the package laravel-imagor

Laravel integration for Imagor

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A comprehensive Laravel package for Imagor integration. Generate optimized, signed image URLs with fluent API including resizing, quality control, visual effects, and advanced processing options. Originally forked from https://github.com/imsus/laravel-imgproxy, which deserves most credit :)

Features

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

You can publish the config file with:

To set up Imagor via docker-compose.yaml, use the following snippet:

Finally, can call the URL /__imagor-configtest to check if Imagor is configured correctly. This example copies some pre-defined images to the storage folder and then loads it through Imagor to check if everything is wired correctly.

Setup Details of the Docker setup:
> if you want to build the image yourself, see see the [./laravel-imagor](./laravel-imagor) folder which contains the sources > of this docker image. Mount the `./storage` folder of your Laravel application to the same folder in the Imagor container; so if the storage folder is located at `/app/storage`, you should mount it to `/app/storage` in the Imagor container as well. Then, you can use `FILE_LOADER_BASE_DIR='/app'` to load images from the mounted storage folder. Adjust the path mapping if needed via the `path_map` config option:

Basic Usage

NOTE: the image URL to be processed is passed at the END of the chain, to be able to use the same instance of the Imagor class for multiple image processing operations:

NOTE: the Imagor class is immutable, so you always need to assign the result of a method call to a variable:

Accessing the Imagor object

The following methods exist for accessing the Imagor object:

If in doubt, use one of the injections.

Resizing & Cropping

Quality & Format Control

Visual Effects

Image Transformations

Accessing the image binary data

If, for some reason, you need to access the image binary data, you can use ->imageBinaryDataFor() instead of ->uriFor():

Laravel Integration

Livewire: Display temporary uploaded files

before:

after:

Display images from the public storage

before:

after:

TODO: see if we can make this work a bit simpler :)

Upload images in Filament Forms

before:

after:

Blade Directives

Create custom Blade directives for common use cases:

API Reference

Available Methods

Method Parameters Description
resize(int $width, int $height) Width, height in pixels Set image dimensions
crop(int $a, int $b, int $c, int $d) Coordinates Manual crop (left, top, right, bottom)
fitIn() - Fit image within dimensions
stretch() - Force resize without aspect ratio
smart() - Smart focal point detection
trim() - Remove surrounding whitespace
flipHorizontally() - Flip image horizontally
flipVertically() - Flip image vertically
padding(int $left, int $top, int $right, int $bottom) Padding values Add padding around image
hAlign(string $align) 'left', 'right', 'center' Horizontal alignment
vAlign(string $align) 'top', 'bottom', 'middle' Vertical alignment
quality(int $quality) 0-100 Set JPEG quality
format(string $format) Format string Set output format
blur(float $sigma) ≥0.0 Apply blur effect
sharpen(float $sigma) ≥0.0 Apply sharpen effect
brightness(int $amount) -255 to 255 Adjust brightness
contrast(int $amount) Percentage Adjust contrast
saturation(int $amount) Percentage Adjust saturation
addFilter(string $name, ...$args) Filter name and args Add custom filter
uriFor(string $sourceImage) Image URL Generate final URL

Supported Formats

Image Processing Recipes

Photo Enhancement

E-commerce Optimization

Development Setup

Unit & Integration Tests

Interactive Testing with Workbench

The package includes a comprehensive workbench environment for interactive testing:

Now access the Visual Test Suite at http://localhost:8000/imgproxy-visual-test

Troubleshooting

Problem: Getting "unsafe" URLs instead of signed URLs

Solution: Ensure IMAGOR_SECRET is set in your .env file.

Problem: Images not loading/404 errors Solutions:

Problem: Poor image quality
Solutions:

File Sizes

imagor_docker, with VIPS_MOZJPEG: 0; or shumc/imagor:latest

(no mozjpeg)

imagor_docker, with VIPS_MOZJPEG: 1

f.e. the image ghcr.io/cshum/imagor-mozjpeg:docker-variants from https://github.com/cshum/imagor/issues/456#issuecomment-3341418493

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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illuminate/contracts Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.19
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