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@W-Mai W-Mai released this 03 Mar 16:28
v0.1.7
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Big Update

  • ❤️ Support converting image from a folder to another folder an keep sub folder file structures now!
  • 🐛 Some bug fix

Examples

Convert an common image format to an common image format

if you want to converting images with logs out put, you can use -vv option.

$ icu -vv convert res/img_0.png res/img_0.jpeg --output-format webp`

[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu] Start converting files
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu] 
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu] took 0.002740s for converting [res/img_0.png] to [res/img_0.webp] with format [WEBP] 
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu] took 0.002257s for converting [res/img_0.jpeg] to [res/img_0.webp] with format [WEBP] 
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu] 
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu] Total converting time:
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu]        Consuming  : 0.005121s for 2 files
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu]        User   time: 0.004998s
[2024-02-29T13:05:06Z INFO  icu]        System time: 0.000123s

or in a short form:

$ icu -vv convert res/img_0.png res/img_0.jpeg -F webp

Convert some images in a folder to another specific folder

convert all images in the res folder to jpeg format and save them in the res/output folder, if the output file
already exists, it will override it (you should use -r --override-output option).

if and the output folder will keep the same structure as the input folder.

$ icu convert res -O res/output --output-format jpeg --override-output

or in a short form:

$ icu convert res -O res/output -F jpeg -r

Convert an LVGL image format to an common image format

Convert an LVGL image format to an common image format.
And if you specify the --overide-output option, ICU will override the output file if it already exists.
And you will get a warning message for sure if the output file already exists.

$ icu -vv convert res/img_0.bin -O res/output -F jpeg -r

[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu] Start converting file
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu] 
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z WARN  icu] Override output file <res/output/img_0.jpeg> for converting <res/img_0.bin>
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu] took 0.007022s for converting <res/img_0.bin> to <res/output/img_0.jpeg> with format <JPEG>
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu] 
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu] Total converting time:
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu]        Consuming  : 0.008715s for 1 files
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu]        User   time: 0.007022s
[2024-03-03T16:08:01Z INFO  icu]        System time: 0.001693s

Convert an common image format to an LVGL image format

Convert an common image format to an LVGL image format, you need to specify the output color format and lvgl version.
But if you don't specify the lvgl version, ICU will use the default version (v9).

$ icu convert res/img_0.png -O res/output -F lvgl -C i8 -r

Convert an common image format to an LVGL image format with stride align

Convert an common image format to an LVGL image format with stride align, you need to specify the output color format,
lvgl version, and stride align (default is 1).

4 means the stride of the output image will be 4 bytes aligned.

$ icu convert res/img_0.png -O res/output -F lvgl -C i8 -S 4 -r

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