image_magick 0.1.4 → 0.1.5
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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/image_magick.gemspec +3 -17
- data/lib/image_magick/version.rb +1 -1
- metadata +3 -12
checksums.yaml
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SHA1:
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metadata.gz:
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data.tar.gz:
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metadata.gz: c4824e9153bb961392fa0784e595558b5da7d80f
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data.tar.gz: e16f64d8c300b861f15a2bb05350afed9b4245db
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SHA512:
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metadata.gz:
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metadata.gz: a5964e1555d5b949274989622644993cf21ace2c8517304a494f1d89b3635facabd4c33738cb7a062f56b62d6c715817b9ec91c219f83b50112b0274fddda571
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data.tar.gz: a39ec02d285752d32855452ccd7308338ba0d69fb18b397aac84868b503b92266fa4c83516f2111a22f2ee81fd199fd4c533646c16ff487d923b7b41d64c6672
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data/image_magick.gemspec
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relies on the binaries for Image Magic (identify and convert) to be available
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on the system, and to be in the $PATH. I wrote this for my spouse, who needed
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to resize scanned artwork for various art websites, such as 'etsy', 'artpal',
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and 'art.com'.
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format (png, tif, and jpg), or pixel dimensions. There are a few hard-coded
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parts of the script, that don't hamper my use of it, but that I should bring
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to attention.
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Execute the script like this
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shrink ./path/to/image [--size 100] [--type tif]
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You only need to provide image. Size and type are defaulted to 100 megabytes
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and tif respectively.
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and 'art.com'.
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the size of the image. the 'image' class will respond to things like 'size',
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'width', and 'length'.
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the 'shrink' algorithm is also fairly primitive. It iteratively tries
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different sizes, using a binary search algorithm to find the best fit that
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is as close to the maximum size as possible, without exceeding that size.
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check out the readme on the github homepage for this gem, to get details on
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usage and limitations.
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EOS
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spec.homepage = "https://github.com/tnordloh/image_magick"
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data/lib/image_magick/version.rb
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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name: image_magick
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version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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version: 0.1.
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version: 0.1.5
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Timothy Nordloh
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\ It\n relies on the binaries for Image Magic (identify and convert) to be available\n
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\ on the system, and to be in the $PATH. I wrote this for my spouse, who needed\n
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\ to resize scanned artwork for various art websites, such as 'etsy', 'artpal',\n
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\ and 'art.com'.
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\ parts of the script, that don't hamper my use of it, but that I should bring\n
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\ to attention.\n Execute the script like this\n shrink ./path/to/image [--size
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100] [--type tif]\n \n You only need to provide image. Size and type are defaulted
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to 100 megabytes\n and tif respectively.\n\n\n The script is very primitive; it
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runs the 'identify' command to find out\n the size of the image. the 'image' class
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will respond to things like 'size', \n 'width', and 'length'. \n\n the 'shrink'
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algorithm is also fairly primitive. It iteratively tries \n different sizes, using
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a binary search algorithm to find the best fit that\n is as close to the maximum
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size as possible, without exceeding that size.\n"
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\ and 'art.com'. \n\n check out the readme on the github homepage for this gem,
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to get details on\n usage and limitations.\n"
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email:
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- tnordloh@gmail.com
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executables:
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