Full process (creates palette, saves to same dir as palette.php)\n"; foreach ($testimages_full_process as $image) { // Initiation with image triggers Palette::run() $test = new \ivuorinen\Palette\Palette($image); echo "

"
       . "Processing {$test->filename}\n"
       . print_r($test->colorsArray, true)
       . "

\n"; } echo "

Controlled process

\n"; foreach ($testimages_controlled_process as $image) { $test = new \ivuorinen\Palette\Palette(); // We set the image, precision and amount of colors to return $test->filename = $image; // Full, or relative path to our image $test->precision = 10; // Bigger is faster, smaller returns more colors $test->returnColors = 5; // How many colors we want in our array at most // Configure your destination file name fully we get // an array encoded to json, so .json extension is good choice $test->destination = dirname(__FILE__) . '/' . md5($test->filename) . '.json'; echo "

"
       . "Processing {$test->filename}\n";

    if (is_readable($test->destination)) {

        echo "Returning data from cache: {$test->destination}\n";

        // We have already processed these files, return the array
        // from cached version to make everything work faster
        $colors = json_decode(file_get_contents($test->destination));

    } else {

        echo "Processing data and saving to {$test->destination}\n";

        // We don't have cached versions so process colors as an array
        $colors = $test->getPalette();

        // And then save the data to file specified in $test->destination
        $test->save();

    }

    echo print_r($colors, true)
       . "

\n"; } echo "

This one fails

\n"; $test = new \ivuorinen\Palette\Palette('/bin/sh');