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image-compressor-cli

v1.0.9

Published

A batch image compressor cli based on [tinify](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinify) and [sharp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sharp), it will compress images and **replace them** by default.

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Keywords

jpegpngwebpbmptiffgifimagecompressimage-compressornodejsclitinifytinypngsharp

Readme

image-compressor-cli

A batch image compressor cli based on tinify and sharp, it will compress images and replace them by default.

install

npm install -g image-compressor-cli

Usage

Set your tinify api key

go to tinify and get your api key

Execute with follow command to set your api key,

image-compressor-cli config -k <your-tinify-api-key>

and you can useimage-compressor-cli config --show to view your current api key.
Then you can use the following commands to compress images

Currently, the images compressed by Tinify (jpg, jpeg, png, webp) are not supported custom quality, so you can only use the default quality.

To define static images(bmp, tiff, gif) quality

image-compressor-cli --quality 80

To define gif images quality (2 - 256)

image-compressor-cli --colors 128

To define a specific output directory rather than replacing images

image-compressor-cli --output-dir ./output

All set by default

image-compressor-cli

Options:

  -V, --version                 output the version number
  -q, --quality <number>        Set Sharp static image quality (default: 80)
  -c, --colors <number>         Set gif image maximum number of palette entries, including transparency, between 2 and
                                256 (default: 128)
  -o, --output-dir <directory>  Specify a custom output directory
  -h, --help                    display help for command

Commands:
  config [options]              API key configuration management
  help [command]                display help for command

supported extensions

| supported extensions | notes | |:---------------------|:-----------------------------------:| | jpg | lossy compression | | jpeg | lossy compression | | png | lossless compression | | tiff | lossless compression | | webp | lossy compression | | gif | lossy compression |

p.s.

  1. Please TEST before large scale compression
  2. WebP is generally smaller and higher quality than JPEG and PNG formats, so pay attention to the selection of compression parameters when compressing to prevent image distortion caused by over-compression.