Usage

Twig tag

{% imresize %}
    <p>some content</p>
    <img src="/some/path" width="100">
    <img src="{{ asset('/some/path') }}" width="100">
{% endimresize %}

This will parse all content inside the tag and render image caches regarding their HTML width and/or height attributes.

Twig function

<img src="{{ imresize('/some/path', 'small') }}">
<img src="{{ imresize('/some/path', '120x') }}">
<img src="{{ imresize('/some/path', 'x120') }}">
<img src="{{ imresize('/some/path', '120x120') }}">

The format - the second argument - can be a predefined format in your configuration, or a [width]x[height] syntax.

Twig filter

<img src="{{ '/some/path'|imresize('small') }}">
<img src="{{ asset('/some/path')|imresize('small') }}">

From a controller or a service

use Leapt\ImBundle\Manager;

// ...

public function __construct(
    private Manager $imManager,
) {
}

// ... 

// To create a cached file
$this->imManager->convert($format, $path);

// To resize the source file
$this->imManager->mogrify($format, $path);

In entities

If you need to alter an uploaded image, you can add attributes on the file public property from your entity:

use Leapt\ImBundle\Doctrine\Mapping as LeaptIm;
// ...

#[Assert\File(maxSize: '6M')]
#[LeaptIm\Mogrify(params: ['thumbnail' => '100x100>'])]
public $file;

When the form is submitted, the file will then be "thumbnailed" to 100x100 if bigger. You can then use the $file->move() method like usual.

The params parameter can contain:

• an array of ImageMagick key/values (like the example above)
• a format predefined in config

Clearing the cache

You can clear the cache with the following command-line task

./bin/console leapt:im:clear [age]

Where the age argument - optional - will only clear cache older than the [age] days.