Introducing

Inko is like a CLI made to help you with simple image manipulation. Inko hates when there is a white image on a white background, he will pass the provided images through his strong hands and stylize them.

Why?

Sometimes you have an image with a same background as the site you are posting it to. For that reason you want to add a border around your image, for it to pop.

Installation

When you have node and npm installed, install the module globally.

npm i  -g @weareneopix/inko
# OR
yarn global add @weareneopix/inko

Usage

Inko has one simple command called convert.

inko convert <path> [borderSize] [borderColor]

• <path> - is required and can be either an image file (check supported formats) or glob.
• [borderSize] - is optional its value must be a number. It is the width of the border in pixels.
• [borderColor] - is optional its value must be valid HEX color. If not provided it will default to #222222.

Inko will output the image/s in the ./out/ folder

Example

One file:

inko convert "myImage.png" --borderSize=10 --borderColor="#333"

Glob:

inko convert "*.jpg" --borderSize=10

Supported formats

Inko knows most common image formats like:

• JPG/JPEG
• PNG
• WEBP

TODO

• [ ] Option to set output folder
• [ ] Add border radius
• [ ] Add shadow
• [ ] Smart convert option (convert to JPG or PNG)