This package provides a convenient way to extract a favicon from any website by using the appropriate Google service. It allows you to fetch and save it to your local storage.
Usage is very simple. You can either pull it in via Dependency Injection or use the Facade.
- For the Dependency Injection version, type hint the
FaviconExtractorInterface
. - For the Facade version, use the
FaviconExtractor
Facade.
- If no favicon could be found, it returns a default one.
- The favicon's extension is always
.png
. It's not necessary to be part of your filename.
$favicon = FaviconExtractor::fromUrl('https://laravel.com')->fetchOnly();
It returns a instance which implements FaviconInterface
where you can retrieve the raw content of the favicon with $favicon->getContent()
.
If you prefer to save the favicon to your local storage, you can. The only requirement is to define the path, where the favicon should be saved. It's relative to your root path which you defined in config/filesystems.php
. Saying your path to save is favicons
, it will be saved to app/storage/favicons
.
FaviconExtractor::fromUrl('https://laravel.com')->fetchAndSaveTo('favicons');
// returns favicons/HIgLtwL0iUdNkwfq.png
FaviconExtractor::fromUrl('https://laravel.com')->fetchAndSaveTo('favicons', 'myFilename');
// returns favicons/myFilename.png
To install this package, require it via composer.
$ composer require stefanbauer/laravel-favicon-extractor
Thanks to Laravel 5.5+ Package Auto-Discovery, there is no need to add the ServiceProvider manually. If you don't use auto-discovery, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php
.
StefanBauer\LaravelFaviconExtractor\FaviconExtractorServiceProvider::class,
If you want to use the facade, add this to your facades array in config/app.php
.
'FaviconExtractor' => StefanBauer\LaravelFaviconExtractor\Facades\FaviconExtractor::class,
If you would like to modify the configuration, use the publish command to copy the package config over.
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="StefanBauer\LaravelFaviconExtractor\FaviconExtractorServiceProvider" --tag="config"
The configuration file has only two options you can change. The provider_class
and the filename_generator_class
. In general, there is no need to change it, unless you like to have a different implementations how the favicon is fetched and how the filename is generated. Pleae take care of implementing the corresponding interfaces.
$ vendor/bin/phpunit
Please take a look at the CHANGELOG what has changed recently.
Please take a look at CONTRIBUTING for more information.
The MIT License (MIT). Please take a look at the LICENSE for more information.