Compress image and video. Use FFmpeg and Tinify API.
Following are supported extensions.
gem install comiv
Add key and store photo or video to stored directory. When ran, compressed file is created in stored/compress directory.
Usage:
comiv init
comiv run
comiv config (--add-key KEY | --delete-key | --show-count)
comiv -h | --help
comiv -v | --version
Options:
init Create .comiv and stored directory.
run Compress image and video files in stored directory.
config Set comiv configuration.
--add-key KEY Add tinify api key.
--delete-key Delete tinify api key.
--show-count Show compresstion count this month. however, it needs to be executed once.
-h --help Show help.
-v --version Show version.
MIT License @ Yuitoku
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We found that comiv 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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