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frame-snip-cli

v0.2.0

Published

CLI tool for watermarking and preparing images for social media

Readme

frame-snip-cli

A CLI tool for watermarking and preparing images for social media. Built with TypeScript and Bun, powered by exposure-watermark.

Features

  • Watermark images with EXIF exposure metadata (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length)
  • Output images in a clean 3:4 matted format perfect for Instagram
  • Slice panoramic images into gallery-ready segments
  • Smart mode: Auto-detect wide panoramas (>2:1 aspect ratio) and process accordingly
  • Batch process entire directories
  • Fast processing with Bun runtime

Installation

# Clone and install
git clone <repo-url>
cd frame-snip-cli
bun install

# Link globally for `fsc` command
bun link

Usage

# Process current directory, output to ./matted (default behavior)
fsc

# Watermark a single image (outputs to same directory)
fsc photo.jpg

# Watermark with custom output directory
fsc photo.jpg --output=./processed

# Process panorama into gallery slices
fsc panorama.jpg --panorama

# Smart mode: auto-detect panoramas and process accordingly
fsc ./photos --smart --output=./processed

# Batch process all JPEGs in a folder
fsc ./photos --output=./processed

# Batch process panoramas
fsc ./photos --panorama --output=./processed

Options

| Option | Short | Description | |--------|-------|-------------| | [input] | | Image file or directory to process (default: .) | | --panorama | -p | Enable panorama slicing mode | | --smart | -s | Auto-detect: panorama for wide images (>2:1), watermark for others | | --output <dir> | -o | Output directory (default: ./matted) | | --help | -h | Show help message | | --version | -v | Show version number |

Output Naming

  • Standard mode: input.jpginput-framed.jpg
  • Panorama mode: input.jpginput-framed-1.jpg, input-framed-2.jpg, etc.

Supported Formats

Currently supports JPEG images (.jpg, .jpeg).

Development

# Run tests
bun test

# Run tests in watch mode
bun test --watch

# Type check
bun run lint

# Run CLI directly
bun run src/index.ts <args>

License

MIT