array( "en,de,fr" => "foo.svg" ) now means the same as
array( "en" => "foo.svg", "de" => "foo.svg", "fr" => "foo.svg" ).
Bug: T76539
Change-Id: I0bf82e06be3c5f94b6ac88bbc0437b5229ceb284
- Check $wgSVGConverter to see if it starts with rsvg, instead
of just being rsvg. Other things like rsvg-secure are also ok.
- Make sure SvgHandler::rasterize() returned sanely before attempting
to use the file it produces.
- Clean up temp SVG file if we return early
- Add some debug logging when rasterization fails
Bug: T89505
Change-Id: I9483c8c54a30e328565182b00d50dbf3b83076cd
Update $wgSVGConverters['rsvg'] to something closer to WMF production
configuration (there is a more complicated setup involving two
variants of rsvg for some reason).
Documentation is scarce, but 'rsvg-convert' appears to be the "modern"
way to call rsvg, with 'rsvg' being deprecated or not recommended.
Bug: T76476
Change-Id: I5ed877f3a5a1f1e97ae881c1d03fc977276182b6
ResourceLoaderImageModule needs a set of SVG files and some data in
the module definition, and produces styles for a set of CSS classes,
one for each image, optionally with differently colored variants,
generated in SVG and PNG, data-URI-embedded if possible, compatible
with all browsers, and generally slick.
The intended usage is to ship icon libraries with MediaWiki that can
be used throughout the pages with no additional code.
* ResourceLoaderImageModule implements all of the logic for data
parsing and CSS generation.
* ResourceLoaderImage implements the logic for SVG image colorization
(for variants) and rasterization.
* ResourceLoader and ResourceLoaderContext were extended to serve a
new kind of load.php request that delivers a single image file. This
is used for fallback PNG images served to browsers that don't
understand SVG.
See change Ic6a76bfb for a demo.
Bug: T76473
Co-Authored-By: Trevor Parscal <trevorparscal@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Bartosz Dziewoński <matma.rex@gmail.com>
Change-Id: Idf6ff4eb8e94f45946f15d283d34108b881fae6e
