pompdelux/kraken-bundle

Integrates Kraken.io into your Symfony2 application

KrakenBundle

This bundle allows you to integrate kraken.io into your Symfony2 application., _(*1)

Install:

1. Add KrakenBundle to your dependencies:, _(*2)

   // composer.json
   {
       // ...
       "require": {
           // ...
           "pompdelux/kraken-bundle": "1.x"
       }
   }

2. Use Composer to download and install the bundle:, _(*3)

   $ php composer.phar update pompdelux/kraken-bundle

3. Register the bundle in your application:, _(*4)

   // app/AppKernel.php
   class AppKernel extends Kernel
   {
       // ...
       public function registerBundles()
       {
           $bundles = array(
               // ...
               new Pompdelux\KrakenBundle\KrakenBundle()
           );
       }
   }

4. Add the configuration needed to use the bundle:, _(*5)

   // config.yml
   kraken:
       services:
           service_name:
               api_key:    your-kraken.io-key
               api_secret: your-kraken.io-secret

Usage:

Basic example:

$kraken = $this->container->get('pompdelux.kraken.service_name');
$result = $kraken->squeeze('http://example.com/some/public/image.jpg');

Example with callback rather than wait strategy:

# config.yml
kraken:
    services:
        ...
        callback_service:
            api_key:        your-kraken.io-key
            api_secret:     your-kraken.io-secret
            callback:       true
            callback_route: your_callback_route

# routing.yml
acme_kraken_callback:
    pattern: /my/kraken/callback
    defaults: { _controller: AcmeTestBundle:Kraken:callback }
    requirements:
        _method:  POST

$kraken = $this->container->get('pompdelux.kraken.callback_service');
$result = $kraken->squeeze('http://example.com/some/public/image.jpg');

// In AcmeTestBundle/Controller/KrakenController.php
//
// this method will be called once kraken.io is done processing your image.
public function callbackAction(Request $request)
{
    error_log(print_r($request->getContent(), 1));
    return new Response();
}