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title: Laravel integration
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# Laravel integration
If your application uses the [Laravel](https://laravel.com/) framework, you can use the `LaravelResponseFactory`. Since Laravel uses `HttpFoundation` under the hood, this adapter actually extends the [Symfony adapter](/1.0/config/integrations/symfony/).
<p class="message-notice">This adapter requires Laravel 4 or newer.</p>
## Installation
~~~ bash
composer require league/glide-laravel
~~~
## Configuration
~~~ php
<?php
use League\Glide\ServerFactory;
use League\Glide\Responses\LaravelResponseFactory;
$server = ServerFactory::create([
'response' => new LaravelResponseFactory(app('request'))
]);
~~~
## Working example
Here is a fully functioning example of how to get Glide up and running with Laravel really quick. First, create a new entry in your routes file:
~~~ php
<?php
Route::get('/img/{path}', 'ImageController@show')->where('path', '.*');
~~~
Next, create a controller that will serve all your Glide images. This will use the default Laravel storage path (`/storage/app`) for the source images.
~~~ php
<?php
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Illuminate\Contracts\Filesystem\Filesystem;
use League\Glide\Responses\LaravelResponseFactory;
use League\Glide\ServerFactory;
class ImageController extends Controller
{
public function show(Filesystem $filesystem, $path)
{
$server = ServerFactory::create([
'response' => new LaravelResponseFactory(app('request')),
'source' => $filesystem->getDriver(),
'cache' => $filesystem->getDriver(),
'cache_path_prefix' => '.cache',
'base_url' => 'img',
]);
return $server->getImageResponse($path, request()->all());
}
}
~~~
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