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imgopti

v0.2.6

Published

optimize images, compress, resize and so on

Downloads

17

Readme

imgopti

imgopti is a tool for optimizing images.

Installation

    $ [sudo] npm install imgopti -g

Usage

    imgopti [file | directory]

Options

1. -o, --output         the path to save
2. -l, --lossy=<lossy value>          compress images lossyly, lossy value: 0 - 100, default lossy value is 20. lossy value is bigger, images compression is bigger
3. -s        '<width>' || 'x<height>' || '<width>x<height>'. resize the image in proportion
4. -f, --force     do not save original image
5. -h, --help           print the help page
6. -v, --version        print program version

Api

var Imgoptimizer = require('imgopti');
var opt = {
    input: [], // directory or file
    output: null, // output directory, if not , overwrite original file and save original file like xxx-old.xxx
    matchRules: [ // image filter rules
        '*.jpeg',
        '*.jpg',
        '*.png',
        '*.gif'
    ],
    lossy: 20, // default value: 20
    size: '', // '<width>' || 'x<height>' || '<width>x<height>'. resize the image in proportion
    force: 0, //  overwrite original file and  do not save original image
    onFileProcessed: function (newFile, oldFile) { // callback when a file is processed

    },
    onComplete: function(count) { // callback when all files are processed

    }
};
var imgopti = new Imgoptimizer(opt);
imgopti.process();

ChangeLog

2016.7.24

fix a problem that there is a bug when actual mimeType is not equal to the extension