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Summary by Sourcery

Introduce a fully-featured image compression CLI supporting batch processing, extensive customization, and detailed logging.

New Features:

• Add command-line interface to batch compress multiple images or directories
• Support lossy and lossless compression (PNG/WebP) with optional metadata stripping
• Allow resizing by ratio or explicit dimensions and on-the-fly JPEG conversion
• Integrate progress bar via tqdm and detailed logging of processing steps

Enhancements:

• Refactor single-image function into compress_image and batch_compress with advanced parameters
• Replace print statements with structured logging and robust exception handling

Documentation:

• Revise README to document new features, installation, command-line options, and usage examples

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR overhauls the image compression utility by integrating structured logging and argparse, refactoring the core compression function to support advanced options, adding batch processing with a progress bar, revamping the CLI entry point for multiple inputs and new flags, and updating the README with comprehensive usage details.

Sequence Diagram for Single Image Compression (compress_image function)

sequenceDiagram participant CLI as Command Line participant Script as compress_image.py participant Pillow participant Logger CLI->>+Script: Execute with image_path, quality, resize_ratio, etc. Script->>Script: compress_image(input_path, output_dir, quality, ...) Script->>Logger: info("[*] Processing: ...") Script->>Pillow: Image.open(input_path) Pillow-->>Script: img object Script->>Logger: info("[*] Original size: ...") alt Resize image (if resize_ratio < 1.0 or width/height specified) Script->>Pillow: img.resize(new_size, Image.LANCZOS) Pillow-->>Script: resized img object Script->>Logger: info("[+] Resized to: ...") end Script->>Script: Determine output_path (with _compressed suffix, optional .jpg) Script->>Pillow: img.save(output_path, quality=quality, optimize=True, exif=exif_data, lossless=lossless_flag) alt OSError (e.g., saving RGBA as JPEG) Script->>Pillow: img.convert("RGB") Pillow-->>Script: RGB img object Script->>Pillow: img.save(output_path, quality=quality, optimize=True, exif=exif_data, lossless=lossless_flag) end Pillow-->>Script: Save confirmation Script->>Logger: info("[+] Saved to: ...") Script->>Logger: info("[+] New size: ...") opt Error during processing Script->>Logger: error("[!] Error processing ...") end Script-->>-CLI: Completion / Logs output to console 

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Sequence Diagram for Batch Image Compression (batch_compress function)

sequenceDiagram participant UserCLI as User via CLI participant Script as compress_image.py participant tqdm as Progress Bar participant Filesystem UserCLI->>+Script: python compress_image.py [inputs] [options] Script->>Script: batch_compress(input_paths, output_dir, quality, ...) opt output_dir specified and not exists Script->>Filesystem: os.makedirs(output_dir, exist_ok=True) end Script->>tqdm: tqdm(input_paths, desc="Compressing images") loop For each path in input_paths tqdm->>Script: next path Script->>Script: compress_image(path, output_dir, quality, ...) %% compress_image handles opening, logging, resizing, saving, and further logging end tqdm->>Script: Iteration complete Script-->>-UserCLI: All images processed / Logs output 

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Integrate structured logging and streamline imports	Added argparse, logging, and tqdm imports Configured logging.basicConfig and instantiated a module logger Simplified get_size_format docstring	python-for-multimedia/compress-image/compress_image.py
Refactor compress function signature and behavior	Renamed compress_img to compress_image and expanded parameters (input_path, output_dir, preserve_metadata, lossless) Replaced print statements with logger.info calls for status updates Built save_kwargs to handle metadata stripping and lossless options Consolidated exception handling for RGB conversion on save failures	python-for-multimedia/compress-image/compress_image.py
Add batch processing utility with progress bar	Created batch_compress function to iterate over multiple inputs Used tqdm for a visual progress indicator Ensured output directory creation when needed	python-for-multimedia/compress-image/compress_image.py
Revamp CLI entry point for enhanced flexibility	Expanded argparse to accept multiple inputs and new flags (--output-dir, --no-metadata, --lossless) Replaced old print-based argument display with logger messages Implemented logic to traverse directories and validate image files	python-for-multimedia/compress-image/compress_image.py
Update README with detailed documentation	Replaced basic usage note with full feature list and requirements Added installation instructions, CLI options reference, and examples Structured sections for features, usage, and license	python-for-multimedia/compress-image/README.md

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