Update resize.py helptext, alphabetize arguments.

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voussoir 2021-11-09 00:00:35 -08:00
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@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ resize
Resize image files. Resize image files.
> resize pattern new_w new_h <flags>
pattern: pattern:
Glob pattern for input files. Glob pattern for input files.
@ -13,6 +15,7 @@ new_h:
dimension will be calculated by resizing the other side while keeping the dimension will be calculated by resizing the other side while keeping the
aspect ratio. aspect ratio.
flags:
--inplace: --inplace:
Overwrite the input files, instead of creating _WxH names. Overwrite the input files, instead of creating _WxH names.
@ -23,11 +26,11 @@ new_h:
If the input image is smaller than the requested dimensions, do nothing. If the input image is smaller than the requested dimensions, do nothing.
Useful when globbing in a directory with many differently sized images. Useful when globbing in a directory with many differently sized images.
--scale X:
Use this option instead of new_w, new_h. Scale the image by factor X.
--quality X: --quality X:
JPEG compression quality. JPEG compression quality.
--scale X:
Use this option instead of new_w, new_h. Scale the image by factor X.
''' '''
import argparse import argparse
import PIL.Image import PIL.Image
@ -49,8 +52,8 @@ def resize(
inplace=False, inplace=False,
nearest_neighbor=False, nearest_neighbor=False,
only_shrink=False, only_shrink=False,
scale=None,
quality=100, quality=100,
scale=None,
): ):
file = pathclass.Path(filename) file = pathclass.Path(filename)
image = PIL.Image.open(file.absolute_path) image = PIL.Image.open(file.absolute_path)
@ -111,8 +114,8 @@ def resize_argparse(args):
inplace=args.inplace, inplace=args.inplace,
nearest_neighbor=args.nearest_neighbor, nearest_neighbor=args.nearest_neighbor,
only_shrink=args.only_shrink, only_shrink=args.only_shrink,
scale=args.scale,
quality=args.quality, quality=args.quality,
scale=args.scale,
) )
return 0 return 0