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cSpeedometer: Render a speed meter as image or HTML5 canvas

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speed-meter 1.3.1GNU General Publi...5.2HTML, PHP 5, Graphics
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This class can render a speed meter as image or HTML5 canvas.

It can generate an image with a round speed meter and a pointer pointing to the current speed over three ranges of speeds displayed in red, yellow or green.

The class can generate the image in JPEG, PNG and GIF format, or as HTML5 with JavaScript code that can render the speed meter image in a canvas object.

This class create a speedometer images for use in dashboards or control panels GIF, JPG, PNG or using HTML5 canvas and SVG tags.

The red, yellow and greed speed ranges and the colors of the speed pointer are configurable parameters.

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Speed meters are often used as a visual artifact to show how the user is doing or the current state of something of the user interest.

This class can render a speed meter on the browser side using HTML5 canvas objects instead of just images dynamically generated on the server side.

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Steps to generate a speedometer: 1. Include cspeedometer.php library in your script require_once("cSpeedometer.php"); 2. Create an array with the selected colors if you want to change default colors. See color method for defined colors, See __construct method for custom colors. the array only need the colors that you want to change examples: $colors = array(BCKGND=>"pink",BORDER => "darkBlue",SPEED=>"darkRed",SPD_IND=>"black",SPD_MARK=>"darkGreen",RED_ZN=>"red",GRN_ZN=>"green",YLW_ZN="yellow"); $colors = array(BCKGND=>"pink",BORDER => "darkBlue",SPEED=>"darkRed"); 2. create a cSpeedometer object $sp1 = new cSpeedometer(250,$colors); 1st parameter is the size in pixels, default is 500 2nd parameter is colors array see (2.) 3. Set max value (default is 100) $sp1->setMaxValue(150); 3. Set min value (default is 0) $sp1->setMinValue(10); 4. Set speed $sp1->setValue(35); 5. if you need a green zone then set de green zone $sp1->setGZone(100,150); 1st parameter is the starting point of green zone 2nd parameter is the ending point of green zone 6. if you need a yellow zone then set de yellow zone $sp1->setYZone(50,100); 1st parameter is the starting point of yellow zone 2nd parameter is the ending point of yellow zone 7. if you need a red zone then set de red zone $sp1->setRZone(10,50); 1st parameter is the starting point of red zone 2nd parameter is the ending point of red zone 8. Create the image or de canvas $sp1->getImage("GIF","sp3"); 1st parameter is the format (GIF, PNG, JPG), default is PNG 2nd parameter is the name of the file (without extension) if you omit this parameter, the image is output to screen The image is generate in tmp directory, see FILE_PATH constant defined in cSpeedometer.php library echo $sp1->getCanvas("sp1",2,true); 1st parameter is the id to use in canvas 2nd parameter is the number of decimals in seepd and marks 3th parameter active gradient effect in yellow zone echo $sp1->getSVG("sp1",2); 1st parameter is the id to use in svg object 2nd parameter is the number of decimals in seepd and marks

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Sublime, fantastic, excellent work!
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On my system, I had to create the tmp dir.
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This is a good class :-)
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