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easy-tinypng-cli
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A cli can automatically compress images with tinypng.com.
When delevoping a website, we often need to compress images to reduce the network io cast.In normal way, we may need four steps to compress images:
The above steps are very time-consuming. So !!! this cli can automatically compress images in background process. It will watch the fileSystem changes to auto handle if there are any images that need to be compressed.
pnpm add -D easy-tinypng-cli
tiny.config.tsAPIKey (required) : the API key of tinypng.com, you can get it from tinypng.com
targetDir (required) : the top directory that you want to compress images
import { defineTinyConfig } from 'easy-tinypng-cli/utils'
export default defineTinyConfig({
configs: [
{
targetDir: './src/images',
},
],
APIKey: 'xxxxxxxxx',
})
package.json{
"scripts": {
"optimizeImages": "tiny"
}
}
or
{
"scripts": {
"optimizeImages": "tiny --once" //only compress once no watching files change
}
}
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A cli can be used to compress images with tinypng.com
We found that easy-tinypng-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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