Malin
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✅ Fixed bulk conversion getting stuck on missing files ✅ Added robust error handling and timeout protection ✅ Improved JavaScript response parsing ✅ Added file existence validation ✅ Fixed missing PHP class imports ✅ Added comprehensive try-catch error recovery 🔧 Key fixes: - File existence checks before conversion attempts - 30-second timeout protection per file - Graceful handling of 500 errors and JSON parsing issues - Automatic continuation to next file on failures - Cache busting for JavaScript updates 🎯 Result: Bulk conversion now completes successfully even with missing files 🚀 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Locate Binaries
Just a little class for locating binaries.
You need exec(), shell_exec() or similar enabled for it to work. Otherwise, it will throw.
Works on Linux, Windows and Mac.
Usage
To locate installed cwebp binaries (found on Linux with which -a, falling back to whereis -b; on Windows found using where):
$cwebBinariesFound = LocateBinaries::locateInstalledBinaries('cwebp');
Note that you get an array of matches - there may be several versions of a binary on a system.
The library also adds another method for locating binaries by peeking in common system paths, such as usr/bin and C:\Windows\System32
However, beware that these dirs could be subject to open_basedir restrictions which can lead to warning entries in the error log. The other method is therefore best.
Well warned, here it is the alternative, which you in some cases might want to fall back to after trying the first.
$imagickBinariesFound = LocateBinaries::locateInCommonSystemPaths('convert');
Notes
The library uses the exec-with-fallback library in order to be able to use alternatives to exec() when exec() is disabled.
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