josephj / optimg

A PHP class for optimizing images using best practice. It also includes a CLI interface that you can use for build or commit check.

optimg

A PHP class for optimizing images according to Stoyan Stefanov's Image Optimization articles. It also includes a CLI interface that you can use for build or commit check. Yahoo! has a similar tool called Smush.it. This tool basicly provides the same functionality as it.

Dependencies

You need to have the following executable command-line tools installed in your operating system.

• ImageMagick
• jpegtran
• pngcrush
• gifsicle
• pngquant
• pngout

Installation

$ git clone git://github.com/josephj/optimg.git
$ cd optimg
$ chmod +x optimg
$ ./optimg

Usage

Usage: optimg [options] image_path

  -c, --check-only   Check if path has fully optimized.
  -r, --report-only  Show report without really optimization.
  --png8             Transform all PNG files to PNG8 format.

optimg's Issues

Is it safe not to specify the bin path?

I noticed that on some machines the identify and other commands are located under /usr/local/bin/ rather than /usr/bin, depends on different package managers.

Normally both /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin are in /etc/paths, so Is it safe not to specify the bin path?

Windows

This is great, would be awesome to have a setting to set the paths, so it could be used on Windows as well