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html5-picture
Batch optimizes your images to cwepb. Generates html5 picture tags.
Under development. Please have a look into the docs.rs documentation for now.
lib.rs
:
The documentation is still a work in progress, so if you have questions, you are welcome to create an issue. :-)
Purpose
Supports the binary within this package.
Contains functions to easily generate different sizes of a picture that
can be used on webpages. Also offers the possibility to convert them into webp
format and is able to create <picture>
tags for the given images.
Currently this crate is only capable of converting png
files to webp using
cwebp
.
So make sure that webp is installed on your computer.
Installation
The binary can be installed via cargo install html5-picture
. As stated
before, make sure webp is installed before using.
Usage
Use html5-picture --help
for an overview of all parameters.
Examples
Conversion with three scales and 70% quality
If you want to create three different sizes of the images in ./assets
with a conversion quality of 70%, enter the following command:
html5-picture ./assets 3 -q 70
This will convert your images and save them to ./assets-html5picture
.
This folder is also the working directory make sure to not modify it while
the application is running.
Conversion with given installation folder
If you pass -i <folder_name>
as parameter, the resulting files are
moved from the working directory to the given <folder_name>
after conversion
and scaling.
html5-picture ./assets 3 -q 100 -i ./assets-build
In this example the images are installted to ./assets-build
.
Force overwriting
Using the -f
or --force-overwrite
flag will overwrite existing webp or
HTML5 picture tag files.
html5-picture ./assets 3 -q 100 -i ./dist -f
Writing picture tag files to disk
With the -p
option, it is possible to save the <picture>
tags to disk.
However it is recommended to use it in combination with -m, which sets the
mountpoint in your tag files for you.
html5-picture ./assets 4 -i ./dist -p ./html5-tags -m /some/web-server/mountpoint
Read input files by JSON
Upcoming feature.
The pictures can be defined using JSON format. html5-picture
will read it
from stdin. This enables definition of all attributes such as alt
per image.
Dependencies
~30–42MB
~402K SLoC