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This project is intended to offer a set of basic features on image processing. It is a tool for image processing.
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> **Note**: At the moment, it only supports JPEG, PNGand GIF
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> **Note**: At the moment, it supports JPEG, PNG, GIF and Webp
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## Features 🌟
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For the build version you just need to install the [executable](https://github.com/DavidEsdrs/image-processing/releases
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Make sure to have GCC or MinGW installed in your machine if you aim to support webp images.
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❗ Are you encountering the "iproc: command not found" error or something similar? This happens because Windows isn't updating the PATH environment variables. You need add a PATH variable with the path that you downloaded the executable. Click [here](https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-10/add-windows-path-environment-variable/) to learn how to update them manually.
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