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Image Shrink

1. Project Overview

Image Shrink is a powerful and user-friendly image compressor application built using Electron, Node.js, and vanilla JavaScript. It allows users to reduce the file size of .jpg or .jpeg images quickly and efficiently, making it perfect for situations where smaller image sizes are required, such as uploading to websites or sharing via email.

2. Technology Used

• Electron: Used to create the cross-platform desktop application.
• Node.js: Handles the backend processing and file system operations.
• Vanilla JavaScript: Implements the frontend logic and user interface.

3. Project Structure

image-shrink/
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├── assets/                 # Contains images
│   ├── icons               # Contains icons
├── app/                    # Source files for the application
│   ├── css                 # Contains all the css files
│   ├── js                  # Contains all the javascript files
│   ├── webFonts            # Locally saved Fonts
│   ├── about.html          # About section file
│   └── index.html          # Main UI of our Application
├── .gitignore
├── main.js                 # Server file that contains the application logic
├── package.json            # Contains all the dependencies
└── package-lock.json

4. How to Install Locally

To install and run the Image Shrink application locally, follow these steps:

1. Create a new directory for the project:

   mkdir image-shrink

2. Navigate into the project directory:

   cd image-shrink

3. Initialize a new Git repository:

   git init

4. Pull the latest code from the GitHub repository:

   git pull [email protected]:itSarthak/image-shrink.git

5. Install the necessary dependencies:

   npm install

6. Package the app according to your operating system:
   • For Windows users:

     npm run package-win

   • For Linux users:

     npm run package-linux

   • For macOS users:

     npm run package-mac

5. How to Use

1. Open the Image Shrink application.
2. Upload a .jpg or .jpeg image by clicking the upload button.
3. Adjust the compression percentage using the provided slider.
4. Click the "Shrink" button to compress the image.

The compressed image will be saved, and you can then use it for your desired purpose.