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webpconvert

v3.0.1

Published

CLI Converter from png/jpg images to webp

Downloads

135

Readme

WebpConvert

CLI Converter from png/jpg images to webp

Build Status version downloads MIT License

contributions welcome Watch on GitHub Star on GitHub Tweet

Usage

  1. Install webpconvert
    npm install -g webpconvert
  2. Run this command
    webpconvert [source] [target] [options]
    
    # Example
    webpconvert
    webpconvert sample-images
    webpconvert sample-images -q 50
    webpconvert sample-images output
    webpconvert sample-images -m
    webpconvert sample-images/KittenJPG.jpg

Help

webpconvert --help

Use npx for one time usage

npx webpconvert [source] [target] [options]

Options

| Option | Option alias | Description | Type | Default | |--------|--------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|---------| | -p | --prefix | Specify the prefix of output filename. | string | "" | | -s | --suffix | Specify the suffix of output filename. | string | "" | | -q | --quality | Specify the quality of webp image. Lower values yield better compression but the least image quality. | number | 80 | | -r | --recursive | Include files in sub-folders. Will be ignored if the [source] is a file. | boolean | | | -m | --mute | Disable output messages. | boolean | | | -h | --help | Show help. | boolean | | | -v | --version | Show version number. | boolean | |

Contributing

  1. Fork this repo
  2. Develop
  3. Create pull request
  4. Tag @rizqirizqi for review
  5. Merge~~

Start

yarn start [source] [target] [options]

Test

# Run test:
yarn test
# Update snapshot files:
yarn test -u

Lint

yarn lint

License

MIT