Type::config('magic', ['adapter' => 'Fileinfo']);
} else {
Type::config('magic', ['adapter' => 'Freedesktop', 'file' => __DIR__ . '/data/magic.db']);
}
if ($cached = $cacheRead('mime_type_glob')) {
Type::config('glob', ['adapter' => 'Memory']);
foreach ($cached as $item) {
Type::$glob->register($item);
}
} else {
Type::config('glob', ['adapter' => 'Freedesktop', 'file' => __DIR__ . '/data/glob.db']);
$cacheWrite('mime_type_glob', Type::$glob->to('array'));
}
/*
* Configure the adpters to be used by the media process class. Adjust this
* mapping of media names to adapters according to your environment. For example:
* most PHP installations have GD enabled thus should choose the `Gd` adapter for
* image transformations. However the `Imagick` adapter may be more desirable
* in other cases and also supports transformations for documents.
*/
use mm\Media\Process;
Process::config(['document' => $hasImagick ? 'Imagick' : null, 'image' => $hasImagick ? 'Imagick' : 'Gd']);
/*
* Configure the adpters to be used by the media info class. Adjust this
* mapping of media names to adapters according to your environment. In contrast
* to `Process` which operates only with one adapter per media type
* `Info` can use multiple adapters per media type.
*/
use mm\Media\Info;
Info::config(['image' => $hasImagick ? ['ImageBasic', 'Imagick'] : ['ImageBasic']]);
public function testMediaFactorySourceFailStream()
{
$this->setExpectedException('InvalidArgumentException');
Info::factory(['source' => fopen("{$this->_files}/image_jpg.jpg", 'r')]);
}
