#IMAGEOPTIM TIF SOFTWARE#
:careful - Avoid bugs with some software (defaults to false).:level - Compression level: 1 - light and fast, 2 - normal, 3 - heavy (slower) (defaults to 3).:interlace - Interlace: true - interlace on, false - interlace off, nil - as is in original image (defaults to running two instances, one with interlace off and one with on).:level - Compression level: 0 - don't compress, 1 - fast, 2 - normal, 3 - extra, 4 - extreme (defaults to 4).
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Worker can be disabled by passing false instead of options hash or by setting option :disable to true. :timeout - Maximum time in seconds to spend on one image, note multithreading and cache (defaults to unlimited).:cache_worker_digests - Also cache worker digests along with original file digest and worker options: updating workers invalidates cache.:allow_lossy - Allow lossy workers and optimizations (defaults to false).:skip_missing_workers - Skip workers with missing or problematic binaries (defaults to false).:pack - Require image_optim_pack or disable it, by default image_optim_pack will be used if available, will turn on :skip-missing-workers unless explicitly disabled (defaults to nil).:verbose - Verbose output (defaults to false).:threads - Number of threads or disable (defaults to number of processors).:nice - Nice level, priority of all used tools with higher value meaning lower priority, in range -20.19, negative values can be set only if run by root user (defaults to 10).Temporary directory can be changed using one of TMPDIR, TMP or TEMP environment variables. Image_optim uses standard ruby library for creating temporary files. Nice: 20 pngout: false # disable optipng: Pack doesn't include pngout and svgo binaries, their installation instructions are provided below.
#IMAGEOPTIM TIF MAC OS X#
PATH="/Applications/ImageOptim.app/Contents/MacOS:$PATH" image_optim *.jpgĮNV = "/custom/location:#" ImageOptim.optimize_images()Įasiest way to get latest versions of most binaries for image_optim for Linux and Mac OS X is by installing image_optim_pack gem.Ĭheck installation instructions in Gem installation section.
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PATH="/custom/location:$PATH" image_optim *.jpg Specify custom bin location using XXX_BIN environment variable ( JPEGOPTIM_BIN, OPTIPNG_BIN, …).īesides permanently setting environment variables in ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, … they can be set:
#IMAGEOPTIM TIF INSTALL#
If you cannot install to common location, then install to custom one and add it to PATH. Simplest way for image_optim to locate binaries is to install them in common location present in PATH (see Binaries installation). See image_optim_pack repository for Dockerfile and instructions. Docker run -rm ghcr.io/toy/image_optim -version # image_optim versionĭocker run -rm ghcr.io/toy/image_optim -info # image_optim info including bin versionsĭocker run -rm -v " $PWD ":/here -w /here ghcr.io/toy/image_optim image-in-this-folder.jpg