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README.md

Caesium Command Line Tools

CCLT - v0.9.1-beta (build 20160121) - Copyright © Matteo Paonessa, 2016. All Rights Reserved.
REQUIREMENTS
TESTED PLATFORMS
  • Mac OS X El Capitan (v10.11.1)
  • Arch Linux
  • Ubuntu 14.04.2
INSTALLATION

See INSTALL for more details.

USAGE EXAMPLES

Losslessly compress image1.jpg, located in the home directory, into a folder called output

$ caesiumclt -l -o ~/output/ ~/image.jpg

Compress image1.jpg, located in the home directory, into a folder called output with lossy compression and quality set to 80

$ caesiumclt -q 80 -o ~/output/ ~/image.jpg

Losslessly compress image1.jpg, located in the home directory, into a folder called output and keeps EXIF metadata

$ caesiumclt -l -e -o ~/output/ ~/image.jpg

Losslessly compress Pictures folder and subfolders, located in the home directory, into a folder called output

$ caesiumclt -l -R -o ~/output/ ~/Pictures
TODO
  • Code cleaning
  • Folder structure support
KNOWN ISSUES
  • Strange behaviour with network files: the output base_name is the name of the output subfolder (e.g. -o /path/to/images/compressed /path/to/images -> results in all the output images named as "compressed")
  • Resizing works only for powers of two (e.g. 50%, 25%, 16%...) and for JPEGs only
  • It does not work on Windows unless you port getopt to it
CHANGELOG
  • 0.9.1-beta - Initial development stage

Check the Commits for a detailed list of changes.

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