-i and --image
Input: Path
Default None
The absolute path to the image to be crunched.
Example:
$ cruncher -i "C:\path_to_image\the_image.jpg"-d and --directory
Input: Path
Default Current working directory
The absolute path to the directory of images to be crunched.
Example:
$ cruncher -d "C:\path_to_images_dir"-o and --output
Input: Path
Default Current working directory/crunched
The absolute path to the directory where crunched images will be placed.
Example:
$ cruncher -o "C:\path_to_output_dir"-f and --format
Input: String
Default JPEG
The output image format of the final crunched image. Options are currently only JPEG. Support for GIF, JPEG 2000, PNG, and WebP is planned.
Example:
$ cruncher -f PNG-q and --quality
Input: Integer
Default 80
The quality of the image after it is crunched. May be any integer between 1 and 100.
Example:
$ cruncher -q 75-s and --size
Input: Integer Integer
Default None None
The pixel width height of the image after it is crunched. This should be two integers with a space between. If none is set, the original image size is used.
Example:
$ cruncher -s 300 200-a and --append
Input: String
Default None
Append a string to the image filename.
Example:
$ cruncher -a "_thumbnail"--ignore-orientation
Input: None
Default False
Include this flag to ignore the original image orientation. I.e. if --size is landscape all portrait images will be cropped as landscape.
Example:
$ cruncher --ignore-orientation-m and --keep-metadata
Input: None
Default False
Include this flag to keep the image meta/exif. Metadata is removed by default.
Example:
$ cruncher -m-v and --versions
Input: Integer
Default 1
The number of versions to create for each image. If this is set to more than 1 you will be prompted to enter --format, --quality, --size, --append, --ignore-orientation, and --keep-metadata for each version.
Example:
$ cruncher -v 2
Please enter the needed information for each version.
Version 1
Size WIDTH HEIGHT: 200 200
File format: JPEG
Quality: 75
Append filename: _thumbnail
Ignore orientation: False
Keep metadata: False
Version 2
Size WIDTH HEIGHT: 600 400
File format: JPEG
Quality: 75
Append filename: _small
Ignore orientation: True
Keep metadata: False-r and --recursive
Input: None
Default False
Get images from sub directories also. Only applicable if --directory is used.
Warning: If you use recursive mode multiple times on the same directory make sure your --output directory is not a subdirectory or you will crunch the images you already crunched.
Example:
$ cruncher -r-c and --config
Input: Path
Default None
Specify the absolute path to a JSON file with your settings. JSON configs will override command line configs if set.
Example:
$ cruncher -c "C:\path_to_config_file\config.json"--help
Show the help message and exit.
Example:
$ cruncher -help