images-set-to-webp-converter v2.0.6

Images Set To WebP Converter

The easist way to convert a bunch of .jpg, .png, etc images to webp!

Builded on top of the well versed webp util https://www.npmjs.com/package/cwebp!

Quick Start:

1. Install the plugin globally or inside your working dir by: npm install -g images-set-to-webp-converter or yarn add images-set-to-webp-converter -g

2. Prepare some images set inside particular folder, generated previously by Abode Images Processor Pro plugin, like:

     Desktop --- |
                 |
                 | --- IMGSet --- |
                                  |
                                  | --- image@1x.png
                                  | --- image@2x.png
                                  | --- Touchscreen --- |
                                                        |
                                                        | --- img@4x.png
                                                        | --- img@2x.jpg `

3. Run images-set-to-webp-converter util in a way like: yarn images-set-to-webp-converter path=/Desktop/IMGSet

4. Grab your .webp right on here:

     Desktop --- |
                 |
                 | --- IMGSet --- |
                                  |
                                  | --- image@1x.png
                                  | --- image@2x.png
                                  | --- image@1x.webp <--
                                  | --- image@2x.webp <--
                                  | --- Touchscreen --- |
                                                        |
                                                        | --- img@4x.png
                                                        | --- img@2x.jpg `
                                                        | --- img@4x.webp <--
                                                        | --- img@2x.webp <--

And that's all! See how it's easy? So we can convert various images produced by Adobe IPP in the .WEBP format without any tears or routine!

FAQ:

1. How can I tune the quality/compression of produced image?

• Well, it's a bit easy. Just add a number value right after you add the path of the folder to proccess. Example: yarn images-set-to-webp-converter path=/Desktop/IMGSet quality=65.