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GIC

An image compressor that compresses all images in the working directory.

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To execute:

In Linux|Unix|macOS:

GUI:

Run gic in a shell.

CLI:

Run gic-cli in a shell.

In Windows:

Method 1:

In a cmd window, change working directory to your desired folder and run gic(GUI) or gic-cli(CLI).

Method 2:

Copy the file gic.exe(GUI) or gic-cli.exe(CLI) from pythoninstallation\Scripts\ to your desired folder and double-click it.

To use in your python code:

A code that the user sets the compression level.

GUI
import gic.main
#change the working directory to whatever you want
gic.main.run()
CLI
import gic.cli
#change the working directory to whatever you want
gic.cli.run()

To be quiet:

A code that you set the compression level. Set quality to 1|2|3|4 or a percentage. Lower percentage is lower size and lower quality. 1 Means best, 4 means worst.

import gic.compress
gic.compress.compress(quality)

You can also pass another arguement to compress images in that directory.

import gic.compress
gic.compress.compress(quality, dir)

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