Include WP-CLI support

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  • Plugin Author Tinify

    (@tinify)

    Hi Luke,

    Thank you for your suggestion.

    Can you share with us what would your use case be for needing this?

    Thread Starter Luke Cavanagh

    (@lukefiretoss)

    The use case would be able to run image optimization outside of wp-admin using a WP-CLI command.

    Plugin Author Tinify

    (@tinify)

    Hi luke,

    We will keep this in mind and if it receives enough interest we will consider putting it on our roadmap as a feature.

    I was here just to request the same functionality, with a good argument i.m.h.o.

    Why: I added a new image size while developing a custom theme for a client.
    Therefore I needed to regenerate thumbnails fast for this new image format.
    I used WP CLI for that as that is the fastest method. But now none of my cropped images are tiny anymore. I will have to run it through back-end again which is slower, AND I will have to use extra tinyPNG credit to “re-tiny” the images that were already tiny before, but were undone by the WP CLI command.

    This feature is highly requested for me, I work for an agency and we are planning to implement tinyPNG on all future client websites from now on. Under the condition that WP CLI is supported.

    EDIT:
    For the fun of it, check this image:
    https://imgur.com/a/9fjt5YY -36.2% savings (yes, minus)

    Thanks

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Vinobe. Reason: Added screenshot
    Plugin Author TinyPNG

    (@tinypng)

    Hi Vinobe,

    Thank you for the request, we’ll add your arguments to our list of potential features.

    Does the bug with the negative savings occur after you use the CLI to regenerate all thumbnails?

    @tinypng That is correct! ??

    I ran the command “wp media regenerate” –> yes
    I did not yet regenerate thumbnails through back-end after that.
    After that de negative savings was visible.

    FYI: We use a plugin (WP media folders – by joomunited) which has an easy button for that, and that does seem to trigger the tinyPNG plugin correctly (so probably the same for other plugins that support this trigger), it’s only through CLI that your functions do get not triggered and therefore are undone/untinied.

    Thanks for taking this feature in consideration. We use WP CLI for a lot of things as it is powerfull and fast.

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