Pixelizer
Pixelizer is an image pixelizer written in go. It allows very simple and intuitive CLI pixelization.
Installation
To install Pixelizer, you need to :
- Install Go here
- Run this command :
$ go get -u github.com/eleby/pixelizer/...
- Optional - Install the package to use a cmd shortcut : First navigate to your go sources repository, then :
$ cd github.com/eleby/pixelizer/main
Then build the package (No install, since go install doesn't allow renaming) :
$ go build -o pixelize
And move it to your $GOBIN or $GOPATH/bin :
$ sudo mv pixelize [your $GOBIN or $GOPATH/bin]
Usage
Pixelizer is meant to be simple to use, error-free and intuitive. To be reminded of the usage, you can sure read this readme, but you can also open your terminal and use :
$ pixelize [OR] pixelize help [OR] pixelize man
This will print the manual.
Here is how it works :
/!\ The pixelizer needs to be used directly in the folder containing the image. This known limitation may change in the future. /!\
- Print the manual :
$ pixelize [OR] pixelize help [OR] pixelize man
- Pixelize an image :
$ pixelize [imageName] [X] [Y] [Z]
- imageName = name of the image, in the current directory, to pixelize.
- X = Width of each group of pixels to fuse (Ex : 5 will fuse every group of 5*5 pixels from the image)
- Y = Number of results, with increasing X at each result (Ex : 5 3 will print 3 results while fusing groups of 5*5 pixels for the first result, 6*6 for the second, etc)
- Z = Change to the step increase between each result (Ex : 5 3 5 will print 3 results while fusing groups of 5*5 pixels for the first result, 10*10 for the second, etc)
- Clear the folder of the result files :
$ pixelize clear
- Redo the last pixelization :
$ pixelize redo
