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jordanlev commentedMay 7, 2017
Combines the behavior of
resizeFillwithresizeFit(aspect ratio is preserved, but the extra space is filled in with a solid color so the resulting image is the exact desired dimensions).I did not add anything to the docs yet because I'm not sure how that is built/structured (looks like a compilation step of some kind is involved?). Also, I am not an expert with GD or ImageMagick -- I only composed some existing functions to make this work, so it's possible I am doing something inefficient or bad with memory or maybe it messes up animated gifs?
btw, thanks for this great library -- it's exactly what I was looking for (I especially like the emphasis on resizing, because that's 99% of what I do with image manipulation)!