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There appears to be Command Line support for single Preview thumbnails to cache. It would useful to populate a destination folder with thumbnails of specific size.
This would need batch script processor with parameters for source file, destinations file, thumbnail dimension(s) and page offset selection (for multi-page documentation like PDFs) or subregion designation (for over-sized images with significant dead-space that would render poorly as thumbnails).
Example use case:
The open-source Python 3.5 genealogy database application Gramps supports attachment of Media files with thumbnails. But the internal thumbnail generator does not support nearly the variety of MIME types. And the the project distributes under the GNU General Public License, version 2 (GPLv2). Rather than deal with the hassle of multiple licensing, it would be simpler to recommend running preview-generator as a separately installed utility and have Gramps generate a report that outputs a batch script.
Feature description and goals
There appears to be Command Line support for single Preview thumbnails to cache. It would useful to populate a destination folder with thumbnails of specific size.
This would need batch script processor with parameters for source file, destinations file, thumbnail dimension(s) and page offset selection (for multi-page documentation like PDFs) or subregion designation (for over-sized images with significant dead-space that would render poorly as thumbnails).
Example use case:
The open-source Python 3.5 genealogy database application Gramps supports attachment of Media files with thumbnails. But the internal thumbnail generator does not support nearly the variety of MIME types. And the the project distributes under the GNU General Public License, version 2 (GPLv2). Rather than deal with the hassle of multiple licensing, it would be simpler to recommend running preview-generator as a separately installed utility and have Gramps generate a report that outputs a batch script.
References:
https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps
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