This a is a simple project made for personal use.
The goal is to make it easy to remove metadata from images and compress them. This is useful to bloggers and people that upload personal images online, as many of these images contain GPS and other personal identifiable data.
Place it into path and run with --help. If no arguments are provided it will run inside the default directory.
@nutiu ➜ publish git(main) .\metadata_remover.exe --help
metadata_remover 1.0.0
Copyright (C) 2022 metadata_remover
-c, --compress (Default: true) Compress images after cleaning.
-d, --dest (Default: ./cleaned) The destination directory for the cleaned images.
--help Display this help screen.
--version Display version information.
source (pos. 0) (Default: .) The source directory of images.
To publish the command line app I run:
dotnet publish --framework net5.0 --os linux -p:PublishReadyToRun=false --configuration Release
dotnet publish --framework net5.0 --configuration Release
dotnet publish --framework net5.0 --os osx -p:PublishReadyToRun=false --configuration Release
To run tests use dotnet test.
Ensure that IMAGE_CORE_TESTS is set to the path to the image core tests path. Ex: \RiderProjects\ImgMetadataRemover\ImageCore.Tests.