=head1 NAME

WWW::Misc::Image - 

=head1 SYNOPSIS



=head1 EXPORTS

Nothing exported by default

=over

=item Exported upon request

props_to_resize_str, resize_str_to_props, image_convert, image_dims, image_size



=back

=head1 DEPENDENCIES

This module requires these other modules and libraries:

    Parse::Template::Standard
    Try::Tiny
    Error::Logical
    Error::Programatic
    Perl::Module
    Perl::Options
    Data::Hub::Util
    Image::Size
    Data::Hub

=head1 DESCRIPTION




=head1 PUBLIC INTERFACE

=head2 image_convert

=over

=item Create a file which satisfies the specified geometry




options: See L</image_dims>

  -out_dir    => $abs_path      # default is same dir as $path
  -grayscale  => 1              # convert to grayscale
  -watermark  => <Hash>         # watermark image
  -maxdpi     => 1              # keep original image path/size
  -resize    => WxH/wxh         # Resize to max W by H and min w by h




=back


=head2 resize_str_to_props

=over

=item Translate a resize string into a hash




A resize string like this:


    800x600/480x320

Becomes

    max_x => 800
    max_y => 600
    min_x => 480
    min_y => 320

Resize strings may omit dimensions, in which case they will default to zero

    800                   max_x => 800
    800x600               max_x => 800, max_y => 600
    800x600/480           max_x => 800, max_y => 600, min_x => 480
    800/480               max_x => 800, min_x => 480

A shorthand of a single number ending with a caret (^) indicates all the
dimensions are the same, and we a producing a zoomed (as opposed to a 
letter-box image).

    100^                  same as 100x100/100x100



This example will B<not> abort:


  use WWW::Misc::Image qw(resize_str_to_props);



This example:


  my $props = resize_str_to_props('800');
  join(';', map { $_ . '=' . $$props{$_} } sort keys %$props);



I<will return>:

  max_x=800;max_y=0;min_x=0;min_y=0


This example:


  my $props = resize_str_to_props('800x600');
  join(';', map { $_ . '=' . $$props{$_} } sort keys %$props);



I<will return>:

  max_x=800;max_y=600;min_x=0;min_y=0


This example:


  my $props = resize_str_to_props('800x600/480');
  join(';', map { $_ . '=' . $$props{$_} } sort keys %$props);



I<will return>:

  max_x=800;max_y=600;min_x=480;min_y=0


This example:


  my $props = resize_str_to_props('800/480');
  join(';', map { $_ . '=' . $$props{$_} } sort keys %$props);



I<will return>:

  max_x=800;max_y=0;min_x=480;min_y=0


This example:


  my $props = resize_str_to_props('100/z');
  join(';', map { $_ . '=' . $$props{$_} } sort keys %$props);



I<will return>:

  flags=z;max_x=100;max_y=0;min_x=0;min_y=0



=back


=head2 props_to_resize_str

=over

=item Create a resize-string from hash properties.




This is the inverse of L<resize_str_to_props>.


This example will B<not> abort:


  use WWW::Misc::Image qw(props_to_resize_str);



This example:


  props_to_resize_str({max_x => 800});



I<will return>:

  800


This example:


  props_to_resize_str({max_x => 800, max_y => 600});



I<will return>:

  800x600


This example:


  props_to_resize_str({max_x => 800, min_x => 480});



I<will return>:

  800/480


This example:


  props_to_resize_str({max_x => 100, max_y => 100,min_x => 100, min_y => 100});



I<will return>:

  100x100/100x100


This example:


  props_to_resize_str({max_x => 100, flags => 'z'});



I<will return>:

  100/z



=back


=head2 image_dims

=over

=item Get image dimensions




options:


  -resize=WxH/wxh   Resize to max W by H and min w by h
  --or--
  -max_x=n          Maximum width
  -max_y=n          Maximum height
  -min_x=n          Minimum width
  -min_y=n          Minimum height
    
  my ($w,$h) = image_dims( "/images/laura.jpg", -max_x => 50, -max_y => 50 );
  my ($w,$h) = image_dims( "/images/laura.jpg", -resize => '50x50' );

Zoomed image:


  my ($w,$h,$z) = image_dims( "/images/laura.jpg", -resize => '50^' );



This example will B<not> abort:


  use WWW::Misc::Image qw(image_dims);



This example will return false:


  image_dims("/foo");




=back




=head1 AUTHORS

    Ryan Gies <ryangies@cpan.org>

=head1 COPYRIGHT

    Copyright (C) 2014-2016 by Ryan Gies. All rights reserved.
    Copyright (C) 2006-2013 by Livesite Networks, LLC. All rights reserved.
    Copyright (C) 2000-2005 by Ryan Gies. All rights reserved.
    Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without 
    modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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    this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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    claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a 
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=cut

