upload_image_retain_low_quality
Advanced tools
upload image to s3(Glacier) bucket retain low quality image file
ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick command-line tool has to be installed. because to use minimagick
install
$ gem install upload_image_retain_low_quality
####First setting
$ upload_image_retain_low_quality init
####Upload Image create .upload_image_retain_low_qualityrc in your current directory rewrite your aws key and secret
access_key_id: 'YOUR ACCESS KEY'
secret_access_key: 'SECRET ACCESS KEY'
move to direcory. then just do this.
$ upload_image_retain_low_quality
current directory image files(.jpg .jpeg .gif .png) convert low quality and transfer your interactive selected buckets and folder.
help
$ upload_image_retain_low_quality --help
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