This is a demo on creating a media asset server to match the following requirements:

Create a small web service (no user interface necessary; POST from curl/wget is fine) with two APIs. One that accepts uploads and stores SVG, PNG, and JPEG files, and another that takes requests for a thumbnail (with format and size info) and converts, resizes, and displays the uploaded image as JPEG or PNG. Your code should shell out to ImageMagick to do the actual resizing. The focus of your application should be in excellent management of the upload process and on providing a sane service for automated use; a user interface is unnecessary.

To make this work you first need to point a web servers's doc root to:

./webroot

Second you need to add the following to your mySQL server:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON . TO 'guest'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD '*11DB58B0DD02E290377535868405F11E4CBEFF58'

CREATE TABLE asset ( id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, name varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL, path varchar(256) DEFAULT NULL, contentType varchar(64) DEFAULT NULL, createDate datetime DEFAULT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (id) ) ENGINE=InnoDB

if you wish to use a mysql server on some other host you will need to edit the constants in model/Image.php

To uplaod call:

/upload.php -- passing in Filedata with the post request

To get the original image call:

/getImage.php -- passing in id= with the media ID you got back from upload.php

To get the thumb-nail call:

/getThumbnail.php -- passing in id, height, width, and desired extension.