Mattijs van Druenen

Hi Luke, Looking back at the communication from earlier this year, this user worked around the issue by using the `fromUrl` method instead of the `fromBuffer` method, so we don't...

@LukeTowers we currently only support JPEG and PNG. There is no 100 KB limit on the API. Instead, I think that the errors that you're getting are caused by attempting...

@LukeTowers I'm able to compress both those examples with the PHP library, either by downloading them locally first and using `fromFile` or directly from these URLs with `fromUrl`. There doesn't...

@theahmadzai the API returns both the input size (before compression) and output size (after compression), but in the nodejs library we currently don't have a function available to get the...

@theahmadzai it looks like the documentation on https://tinypng.com/developers/reference isn't complete in regards to the json returned for some API calls. If you give any of those curl commands a try...

Hi, The Tinify Python module uses the `requests` module to communicate with the API over https. In your implementation it looks like there is a conflict between the `requests` module...

Hi Matt, Similarly to https://github.com/tinify/wordpress-plugin/issues/21, I think it's fine to provide easier to use options to compress images from code outside of the plugin (ie. via the CLI tool). I'm...

Hi Matt, Thanks for writing us here as well! I don't think the `Tiny_Settings` constructor will change any time soon. It's been this way for years already, and I don't...

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