resize-img

CLI tool for scaling down images based on a set of maximum dimensions. Created because WordPress has an 8MB limit for individual files, and images of this size are almost never useful.

Installation

npm install -g @bacc/resize-img

Options

There are two modes for use:

• stdio: read the image from stdin and write the modified image to stdout.
• batch: read all files from a directory, and write all modified images (with the same names) to a new directory.

| Option | Alias | Description | | ---------- | ----- | ---------------------------------------- | | --stdio | | Use stdio mode to process a single image | | --width | -w | Maximum width for scaling the image | | --height | -h | Maximum height for scaling the image | | --in | -i | (batch mode) Directory containing source images to be scaled | | --out | -o | (batch mode) Directory to write all modified images |

Examples

# stdio mode:
resize-img --stdio -w 1000 -h 1000 < input.jpg > output.jpg

# batch mode:
resize-img -w 1000 -h 1000 --in large-images/ --out smaller-images/