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##placephant

This is a very simple placeholder project featuring lovely elephpants. It's built with Silex+Flint.

You can use this project as a base for your very own image placeholder. Just change the settings in the app/config/config.yml file and use your own image resources.

###Usage

You can point the src of your images direct to http://placephant.com with the desired width and height as path parameters, as shown below:

300x250 colored image: <img src="http://placephant.com/300/250"/>

100x100 square colored image (just need to provide the width): <img src="http://placephant.com/100"/>

300x250 black and white image: <img src="http://placephant.com/g/100/200"> <img src="http://placephant.com/100/200?filter=bw">

verbose mode - shows the image dimensions on b&w image <img src="http://placephant.com/v/100/200">

300x250 sepia image: <img src="http://placephant.com/300/250?filter=sepia"/>

###Requirements (dev)

Placephant requires php >= 5.4 and the php5-imagick extension.

###Vagrant

A Vagrant setup is provided, using the Ansible Provisioner.

####Instructions

You'll need Vagrant, VirtualBox and Ansible. This setup was tested on Ubuntu 12.04 with Vagrant 1.4.2, VirtualBox 4.3.6 and Ansible 1.4.1 .

Linux users will also need nfs-common and nfs-kernel-server in order to use the NFS shared folders (increases performance).

After the vagrant up, the application will be running at 192.168.33.101 .

####Troubleshooting

Ansible hangs forever on composer install : hit ctrl+c to cancel the provision, then run it again. It will finish the other tasks, then you can log in and run composer install manually. This might be caused by composer asking for github credentials, or some other error from github - so its better to login with vagrant ssh and check what's going on.