Integration

Integration

Framework(s) integration

No framework integration have been done yet... Open a P/R or send us a link.

• zend-expressive (wip)
• Laravel (todo)
• Symfony (todo)

The PSR-11/container way

Mediatools is PSR-11/container friendly and provides some ready to use factories.

Create a config file

<?php 
return [
    'soluble-mediatools' => [

        'ffmpeg.binary'         => 'ffmpeg',   // Or a complete path /opt/local/ffmpeg/bin/ffmpeg
        //'ffmpeg.threads'        => null,       // <null>: single thread; <0>: number of cores, <1+>: number of threads
        //'ffmpeg.timeout'        => null,       // <null>: no timeout, <number>: number of seconds before timing-out
        //'ffmpeg.idle_timeout'   => null,       // <null>: no idle timeout, <number>: number of seconds of inactivity before timing-out
        //'ffmpeg.env'            => [],         // An array of additional env vars to set when running the ffmpeg conversion process


        'ffprobe.binary'        => 'ffprobe',  // Or a complete path /opt/local/ffmpeg/bin/ffprobe
        //'ffprobe.timeout'       => null,       // <null>: no timeout, <number>: number of seconds before timing-out
        //'ffprobe.idle_timeout'  => null,       // <null>: no idle timeout, <number>: number of seconds of inactivity before timing-out
        //'ffprobe.env'           => [],         // An array of additional env vars to set when running the ffprobe
    ],
];

Tip: Have a look to the config/soluble-mediatools.config.php file for most up-to-date info about defaults.

Registration

Require the config file and feed your container (example with zend-servicemanager)

<?php 

use Zend\ServiceManager\ServiceManager;
use Soluble\MediaTools\Video\Config\ConfigProvider;

$config = require('/path/config/soluble-mediatools.config.php');

// Service manager
$container = new ServiceManager(
                array_merge([
                    // In Zend\ServiceManager configuration will be set
                    // in 'services'.'config'. 
                    'services' => [
                        'config' => $config
                    ]],
                    // Here the factories
                    (new ConfigProvider())->getDependencies()
             ));

Tip: Have a look to the ConfigProvider class to get some ideas about registered factories / aliases