ImageSizer::getEngineInfo() method

Get array of information for all ImageSizer engines (or optionally a specific ImageSizer engine)

Returns array of arrays indexed by engine name, each with the following:

  • name (string): engine name
  • title (string): engine title
  • class (string): PHP class name for engine
  • summary (string): Single sentence summary of the engine
  • author (string): Authr name (if available)
  • moduleVersion (string): Version of the module that powers this engine
  • libraryVersion (string): Version of the library that powers this engine
  • sources (array): Supported formats for source images it reads (i.e. JPG, JPEG, PNG, PNG24, GIF, GIF87, etc.)
  • targets (array): Supported formats for target images it creates (i.e. JPG, PNG, PNG24, WEBP, etc.)
  • quality (int): Current quality setting configured with the engine
  • sharpening (string): Current sharpening setting configured with the engine
  • priority (int): Engine priority (lower is higher priority)
  • runOrder (int): Order ImageSizer will try this engine in relative to others (lower runs first), derived from priority.

Available since version 3.0.138.

Usage

// basic usage
$array = $imageSizer->getEngineInfo();

// usage with all arguments
$array = $imageSizer->getEngineInfo(string $name = '');

Arguments

NameType(s)Description
name (optional)string

Specify engine name to get info just for that engine or omit to get info for all engines (default)

Return value

array

Array of arrays indexed by engine name, or if $name specified then just array of info for that engine. Returns empty array on error.


ImageSizer methods and properties

API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.244

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