Rust WebP Image Converter

A high-performance, concurrent, multithreaded image converter written entirely in Rust. This tool allows for the bulk or single conversion of images to the compressed WebP format via a command-line interface (CLI). It's designed with static configurations derived from extensive experience in eCommerce image management, specifically tailored to the needs encountered during my tenure as an eCommerce Manager at Adam Medical Company.

Author

Ahmad Hamdi Emara

Features

Concurrent & Multithreaded: Leverages Rust's powerful concurrency model for efficient image processing. Bulk & Single Image Conversion: Supports processing an entire folder of images or a single image file. Compressed WebP Format: Converts images to the WebP format, optimizing for high compression with minimal quality loss. Static Configurations: Utilizes pre-defined settings optimized through professional experience in eCommerce image optimization. CLI Interface: Easy-to-use command-line interface for straightforward operation. Installation (Include steps for installing Rust, if necessary, and building or installing your project.)

Ensure you have Rust installed on your system. You can download it from https://rustup.rs/.

Clone the repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/theHamdiz/webp_converter.git

Navigate to the cloned repository directory:

cd webp_converter

Build the project using Cargo:

cargo build --release

The executable can be found in ./target/release/.

Usage

To use the Rust WebP Image Converter, you can utilize the following command-line arguments:

-p: Path to an image file or folder containing images to convert.
-l: A boolean toggle (true/false) to indicate whether file compression should be lossless or lossy.

Defaults to true.

-q: A number between 0 and 100 to indicate the quality of the compressed image.

Defaults to 75.

-c: A number between 0 and 6 to indicate the compression factor of the compressed image.

Defaults to 2.

-s: A boolean to indicate whether the image should be resized to (700x700)px or the nearest equivalent.

Defaults to false.

-n: Noise Ratio or PSNR Determines Noise to Signal Ratio.

Defaults to 40.

-V: Display the program version.
-h: Display the help menu with usage information.
-r: A boolean to indicate whether the program should recursively work on internal folders.

Note: this feature is not yet implemented

Examples

Convert a single image with 3X compression:

  ./webp_converter -p /path/to/image.png -c 3 -s true

On windows that would be:

  .\webp_converter.exe -p "path\to\image" -c 3 -s true

Convert all images in a folder without compression:

./webp_converter -p /path/to/folder -c 0 -q 100

Display the version of the program:

./webp_converter -V

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this command line tool by submitting pull requests.

License

MIT License