It is already there 🙂
The command is “webp-express”.
usage: wp webp-express convert [<location>] [–reconvert] [–only-png] [–only-jpeg] [–quality=] [–near-lossless] [–alpha-quality] [–encoding] [–converter=<converter>]
or: wp webp-express flushwebp
Examples:
wp webp-express: Prints usage
wp webp-express convert: Converts all images that has not been converted yet
wp webp-express convert uploads: Only converts the images in the uploads folder
wp webp-express convert themes: Only converts theme images
wp webp-express convert --reconvert: Converts all images even those that already has been converted
wp webp-express convert --only-png: Only converts the PNG images
wp webp-express convert --quality=50 --near-lossless=50 --alpha-quality=50 --reconvert: Sets quality, etc specifically (overriding your normal settings)
wp webp-express flushwebp: Deletes all the converted images
Cool because I looked in the plugin readme and didn’t found anything about!.
This will save a lot of time!
Yes, I just realized it is a bit invisible. It is in the README, but in the installation section. I will add it in the FAQ too…
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This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by
rosell.dk.
