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Add support for creating smaller image version #13

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thinker3197 opened this issue Feb 25, 2017 · 6 comments
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Add support for creating smaller image version #13

thinker3197 opened this issue Feb 25, 2017 · 6 comments
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Create a grunt plugin or npm script that can be integrated to tooling and auto creates smaller versions of images so that user's don't have to do that manually

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@thiamsantos thiamsantos mentioned this issue Mar 10, 2017
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Could be made another package, a small cli utility to do this. And mention it on Readme.

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I'm working on a tool to do this. I called it lowly. What do you think about it @thinker3197?

For now it takes an image and creates a version of that image with 30px of width and a height that preserves the aspect ratio, resulting in really small images under 1KB.

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@thiamsantos Great job there! Can you reference this in progressively's README and also explain the usage in brief?
Further plans - We should export lowly as a grunt and gulp plugin (easy task), for people to seamlessly integrate them in their build tooling.

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what is the best size for the smaller image (lets say I have a banner image in 1366*600 size)?

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The pixel size doesn't matters, file size does. So, anything less than 1kb is good!

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Great, Thanks 👍

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