Tinify API support with laravel
$ composer require evidenceekanem/tinify-laravel
Add this to your config/app.php,
under "providers":
evidenceekanem\LaravelTinify\LaravelTinifyServiceProvider::class,
under "aliases":
'Tinify' => evidenceekanem\LaravelTinify\Facades\Tinify::class
And set a env variable TINIFY_API_KEY
with your tinypng api key.
If you want to directly upload the image to aws s3
, you need set the env variables of following with your aws s3 credentials.
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=
AWS_BUCKET=
$result = Tinify::fromFile('\path\to\file');
$result = Tinify::fromBuffer($source_data);
$result = Tinify::fromUrl($image_url);
/** To save as File **/
$result->toFile('\path\to\save');
/** To get image as data **/
$data = $result->toBuffer();
$s3_result = Tinify::fileToS3('\path\to\file', $AWS_BUCKET_name, '/path/to/save/in/bucket');
$s3_result = Tinify::bufferToS3($source_data, $AWS_BUCKET_name, '/path/to/save/in/bucket');
$s3_result = Tinify::urlToS3($image_url, $AWS_BUCKET_name, '/path/to/save/in/bucket');
/** To get the url of saved image **/
$s3_image_url = $s3_result->location();
$s3_image_width = $s3_result->width();
$s3_image_hight = $s3_result->height();
NOTE:
All the images directly save to s3 is publicably readable. And you can set permissions for s3 bucket folder in your aws console to make sure the privacy of images.