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Intervention Image
PHP Image Processing
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Intervention Validation
Missing Laravel Validation Rules
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Intervention Zodiac
PHP Zodiac Sign Calculator
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Intervention HttpAuth
HTTP Authentication Management
Intervention.io
Intervention.io is the producer of high quality open source PHP libraries. In particular, Intervention Image is known as the most popular PHP library for image processing. The goal for all releases is to provide the ability to accomplish complex tasks in a simple and expressive way without sacrificing flexibility. In addition, the following quality features are important.
Quality matters
- Developer Friendly
- All projects have been developed with the idea of providing an easily accessible API for developers and keeping the learning curve as flat as possible. The goal is not to bog down the developer with complicated preparation and configuration routines, but to provide tools that can get the job done quickly and easily.
- Unit Tested
- If it is not tested, it does not exist. All projects are unit-tested without exception, providing a quality assurance and a safety net for all future development.
- PSR-12 Compatible
- All project code adheres to the PSR-12 style guide, reducing the cognitive load when reading source code and understanding logic.
- DocBlocks Included
- In addition to the documentation on this website, the behavior of most methods is documented in the code of the packages using DocBlocks. This makes it even easier to understand the code, and also provides more direct access to the documentation in the developer's IDE.
- Semantic Versioning
- All intervention.io packages strictly follow semantic versioning. This guarantees that during the lifetime of a major release, an update will not introduce breaking changes to your application.
- Available via Composer
- Composer is the standard for dependency management in the PHP world. For you, this means quick and easy installation of our packages and instant availability of updates.
- Free & Open Source Software
- All intervention.io projects are licensed under the MIT License. This means that you can use them free of charge for both private and commercial purposes.