iresize

i-resize: conyo tagalog for the word resize. Actual tagalog word is "baguhin ang laki", but that word is too long for a cli command.

Use CLI to resize images. This is just a personal tool that I use for my blogs (converting super large images to smaller sizes that I can safely upload onto my blog). My blog is a static site, generated using Hugo, and I created this tool before I thought of hosting my images in a cheap bucket on GCP.

Requirements

Since I use magickwand-crystal, this tool inherits all the requirements of that shard.

• libMagickWand must be installed
• pkg-config must be available

Installation

I use Linux at home, so that's the only platform that I would generate binaries for.

• Install the requirements first
• Download the binary from the releases page
• Add the binary to your path :)

Usage

iresize -I ./ -O ./output -H 720 
iresize --input ./ --output ./output --height 720 --width 720
iresize --input ./ --output ./output --height 720 --watch

Options

Flag	Short	Description	Default Value
--input	-I	Path to the folder filled with images, or Path to the target image (JPEG and PNG files are only supported as of now)	./
--output	-O	Path to the output folder	./output
--height	-H	Define the height we should resize the image(s) to.	720
--width	-W	Define the width we should resize the image(s) to.	Keep aspect ratio
--watch		Watch directory and auto convert files if new files are added	false

Contributing

1. Fork it (https://github.com/dcefram/img-resize/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Contributors

• dcefram Daniel Cefram Ramirez - creator, maintainer