forked from GNUsocial/gnu-social
Diogo Peralta Cordeiro
05f16a3084
Commit jointly produced with eli (Eliseu Amaro) Breaking change: Entity changed to only store the tinyint referring to the size stored With this, the logic was simplified and now it's not possible to make an instance produce unnecessary thumbs. The aspect ratio is preserved and thus the thumbs will always look nice. New configuration was added to maintain flexibility.
The Embed plugin for using and representing both Open Graph and oEmbed data.
See: https://ogp.me/ and https://www.oembed.com/
Installation
This plugin is enabled by default.
Settings
domain_whitelist: Array of regular expressions. Always escape your dots and end your strings.check_whitelist: Whether to check the domain_whitelist.thumbnail_width: Maximum width of the thumbnail in pixels. Defaults to 128. Setting asnullmakes it use global[thumbnail][width].thumbnail_height: Maximum height of the thumbnail in pixels. Defaults to 128. Setting asnullmakes it use global[thumbnail][height].crop: Crop to the size (not preserving aspect ratio). Defaults to true. Setting asnullmakes it use global[thumbnail][crop].max_size: Max media size. Anything bigger than this is rejected. Defaults to global[attachments][file_quota].
Relevant GNU social global settings
[attachments][show_html]: Whether to show HTML oEmbed data. Defaults to false.
Example
$config['attachments']['show_html'] = true;
addPlugin('Embed', [
'thumbnail_width' => 42,
'thumbnail_height' => 42,
'domain_whitelist' => [
'^i\d*\.ytimg\.com$' => 'YouTube',
'^i\d*\.vimeocdn\.com$' => 'Vimeo'
],
'check_whitelist' => true
]
);