PySizer

Introduction

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PySizer is a simple python command line program to resize images efficiently by Multi Threading and is 5 times the cpu count of the machine in this program and the current running threads is limited by the use of ThreadPoolExecutor, also shows a progress bar of and also supports searching for images recursively.

Features

• Quick & Efficient picture resizing
• Threads count is dependent on the machine i.e 5 * cpu count
• Support to find images recursively
• Auto rename file to avoid file name clashing in recursive mode

Quick Start

• Install the project with pip

$ pip install pysizer

• Project will now be available as a command line utility

• Get Help

$ pysizer --help
Usage: pysizer [OPTIONS]

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  PySizer is a simple python command line program to resize images
  efficiently by Multi Threading and is 5 times the cpu count of the
  machine in this program and the current running threads is limited
  by the use of ThreadPoolExecutor and also displays a progress bar
  for the current progress.

Options:
  --source PATH      Source  [default: .]
  --dest PATH        Destination  [default: resized]
  --height INTEGER   Image height  [default: 1080]
  --width INTEGER    Image width  [default: 1920]
  --threads INTEGER  Number of threads  [default: 40]
  -r, --recursive    Find images recursively  [default: False]
  -v, --verbose      Verbose output  [default: False]
  --help             Show this message and exit.

• Test the project with pytest

$ pip install -e .[tests]
$ pytest

Demo

Project Made and Maintained By Kumar Aditya