Given an image library, generates pixelated versions of each image, so that one would have to guess its content despite the poor image quality. Different quality levels are generated so that multiple guesses can be given on different renders.
Only NodeJs version 18 is required. Preferably install through nvm
.
Copy your image library inside an images
folder, and run :
$ npm start
or (using node) $ node .
or even $ node dist/index.cjs
For each image, a folder will be created containing the image itself, and mulitple downgraded versions.
Multiple settings can be configured with environment variables (.env
file)
NUMER_OF_RESIZES
: how many different downgraded images to create. (default: 5)MAX_DIMENSION
: the number of pixels the least-downgraded image should have as it's height or width (whichever is the greatest in the original image). (default: 150)MIN_DIMENSION
: the number of pixels the most-downgraded image should have as it's height or width (whichever is the greatest in the original image). (default: 30)
Install NodeJs version 18, preferably through nvm
.
Install pnpm version 8.6.11 or similar - installing using previously-installed npm
is fine :
$ npm install -g pnpm@8.6.11
Install dependencies with :
$ pnpm i
Build sources :
$ pnpm build