README.md

Tinify Laravel Client

Supported laravel versions 9+

Install

$ composer require michaelthuren/tinify-laravel-client

Add this to your config/app.php,

under "providers":

michaelthuren\tinify-laravel-client\TinifyLaravelServiceProvider::class,

under "aliases":

'Tinify' => michaelthuren\tinify-laravel-client\Facades\Tinify::class

And set a env variable TINIFY_APIKEY 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.

S3_KEY=
S3_SECRET=
S3_REGION=
S3_BUCKET=

Examples

$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', $s3_bucket_name, '/path/to/save/in/bucket');

$s3_result = Tinify::bufferToS3($source_data, $s3_bucket_name, '/path/to/save/in/bucket');

$s3_result = Tinify::urlToS3($image_url, $s3_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.