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A Guetzli compression helper

go get github.com/romainmenke/simple-guetzli

or download from the latestrelease.

This requires :Guetzli

Guetzli is cpu intensive and waiting for builds / compiles /... is something we all like to avoid.This little tool keeps a log of compressed files and skips those that have already been done.

Now you can safely watch a folder with images and compress only that what needs to be done.

In short :

• compresses an entire folder at once
• executes compressions in parallel
• tracks what has been compressed
• determines file changes and recompresses

Useful :

• cancel at any time, finished compressions will not need to be redone.
• manage max threads.
• max memory is divided by number of Guetzli instances (so 1000mb ram with 4 threads will give 250mb ram for each)
• dontgrow flag deletes image files that got bigger because Geutzli failed to shrink them.
• copy flag to keep your input and output dirs in sync despite Guetzli errors or files that grew.

Flags:      --help           Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).  -q, --quality=95     Visual quality to aim for, expressed as a JPEG quality value. Default value is 95.      --log="info"     Log level  -m, --memlimit=6000  Memory limit in MB. Guetzli will fail if unable to stay under the limit. Default limit is 6000      --nomemlimit     Do not limit memory usage.  -f, --force          Force recompression      --force-quality  Force recompression if quality changed  -t, --threads=3      Max concurrent threads. Default limit is 3  -g, --dontgrow       Delete compressed files that got bigger  -c, --copy           Copy all files from source folder to output, without overwriting compression results  -v, --version        Guetzli VersionArgs:  [<source>]  Source directory  [<output>]  Output directory  [<log>]     Log directory, the log is used to prevent duplicate compressions