A bash
script for shrinking PNG/JPEGs with TinyPNG
sha1sum: 6a4c4d06cec19b44c8b5512a1136468a7b7dce71
bash
4+curl
NAME
tinypng - Shrink PNG/JPEGs using tinypng.com service.
SYNOPSIS
tinypng [-dkph] -f FILE
DESCRIPTION
Shrink PNG/JPEGs using tinypng.com service.
On first execution, or if ~/.tinypng.apikey is not present, tinypng will ask for an API key.
Obtain your API key from https://tinypng.com/developers, copy and paste it when prompted.
OPTIONS
-f,--file FILE Select a FILE to be shrinked.
-d,--download DIRECTORY Download all shrinked images to DIRECTORY.
-o,--overwrite When -d is being used, overwrite the source images with the downloaded ones.
-k,--key API_KEY Use API_KEY, instead of the one stored in ~/.tinypng.apikey.
-p,--print When -d is being used, the URLs of the shrinked images are not being printed to stdout.
Use this option to force printing even when using -d.
Otherwise, this option is set implicitly.
-- FILES Ignore any options to come.
Everything after this option is considered a file.
-h,--help Show this message and exit successfully.
EXAMPLES
Shrink foo.jpg, bar.png, baz.png and print the result URLs to stdout.
$ tinypng -f foo.jpg -f bar.png -f baz.png
or
$ tinypng -- foo.jpg bar.png baz.png
Shrink foo.jpg, bar.png, baz.png and download the result images to tiny_pngs/ directory
$ tinypng -d tiny_pngs/ -- foo.jpg bar.png baz.png
Shrink foo.jpg, bar.png, baz.png and print the result URLs to stdout.
$ tinypng -f foo.jpg -f bar.png -f baz.png
or
$ tinypng -- foo.jpg bar.png baz.png
Shrink foo.jpg, bar.png, baz.png and download the result images to tiny_pngs/ directory
$ tinypng -d tiny_pngs/ -- foo.jpg bar.png baz.png
Every argument after the --
option is considered a file, therefore you might want to combine it with find
's {} +
if available.
Find all PNG/JPEG under images/, shrink and download results to tiny_pngs/
find images/ -type f \( -name '*.png' -o -name '*.jpg' \) -print -exec tinypng -d tiny_pngs/ -- {} +
For more information on using find
, refer to UsingFind
Use it as if you wrote it yourself.