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optimo

v0.0.17

Published

The no-brainer ImageMagick CLI for optimizing images

Readme

Highlights

  • Format-specific tuning for stronger size reduction.
  • Safety guard: if optimized output is not smaller, original file is kept.
  • Backed by proven tools: ImageMagick, SVGO, Gifsicle, and MozJPEG.
  • Resizing supports percentage values (50%), max file size targets (100kB), width (w960), & height (h480).

Usage

npx -y optimo public/media            # for a directory
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png # for a file
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png --losy # enable lossy + lossless mode
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png --format jpeg # convert + optimize
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png --resize 50% # resize + optimize
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png --resize 100kB # resize to max file size
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png --resize w960 # resize to max width
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.png --resize h480 # resize to max height
npx -y optimo public/media/banner.heic --dry-run --verbose # inspect unsupported failures

Pipelines

When optimo is executed, a pipeline of compressors is chosen based on the output file format:

  • .png -> magick.png
  • .svg -> svgo.svg
  • .jpg/.jpeg -> magick.jpg/jpeg + mozjpegtran.jpg/jpeg
  • .gif -> magick.gif + gifsicle.gif
  • other formats (webp, avif, heic, heif, jxl, etc.) -> magick.<format>

Mode behavior:

  • default: lossless-first pipeline.
  • -l, --losy: lossy + lossless pass per matching compressor.
  • -v, --verbose: print debug logs (selected pipeline, binaries, executed commands, and errors).

Example output:

✓ banner.jpg  1.2MB → 348kB  (-71%)

If the optimized file isn’t smaller, the original is kept.

Programmatic API

const optimo = require('optimo')

// optimize a single file
await optimo.file('/absolute/path/image.jpg', {
  dryRun: false,
  losy: false,
  format: 'webp',
  resize: '50%',
  onLogs: console.log
})

await optimo.file('/absolute/path/image.jpg', {
  resize: '100kB',
  onLogs: console.log
})

await optimo.file('/absolute/path/image.jpg', {
  resize: 'w960',
  onLogs: console.log
})

// optimize a dir recursively
const result = await optimo.dir('/absolute/path/images')

console.log(result)
// {
//   originalSize: Number,
//   optimizedSize: Number,
//   savings: Number
// }

License

optimo © Microlink, released under the MIT License. Authored and maintained by Kiko Beats with help from contributors.

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