kyleduo/TinyPNG4Mac

Tiny Image is a macOS application designed for batch image compression and format conversion, leveraging the TinyPNG API to reduce file sizes. It allows users to process images via Finder integration or the app interface, supporting output formats such as PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF with options to overwrite originals or save to a separate directory. The system manages concurrent compression tasks with detailed progress tracking, error handling, and metadata preservation, requiring macOS 13 Ventura or newer.

The application now includes a dedicated client layer (TPClient) for handling image compression tasks via the TinyPNG API. This implementation introduces configurable concurrency limits to manage parallel upload and download requests, ensuring efficient resource usage. It supports detailed task status tracking (uploading, processing, downloading) with progress updates, automatic directory creation for output folders, and the ability to preserve image metadata. The client also handles API errors, retries, and mock mode for testing, providing a robust backend for the compression feature.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/client · high confidence

A new SwiftUI view component, SettingsItem, has been introduced to standardize the layout of settings rows. This component provides a consistent structure with a fixed-width title column, a flexible content area for controls, and an optional description text, improving the visual consistency of the application's settings interface.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/views/settings · high confidence

This change introduces a new set of utility modules in the app's utils directory to support core application logic. FileUtils now manages session-based cache directories, handles file operations (copy, move, permission checks), and identifies valid image files including the newly supported AVIF format. AppUtils provides a mechanism to detect Xcode Preview mode, which influences how sandbox cache directories are cleaned up. UIUtils adds helpers for converting hex color strings to SwiftUI colors and simplifies view padding, while Extensions.swift adds convenient methods for formatting byte sizes and checking array emptiness. URLUtils extends URL with methods for path shortening, existence checks, and file operations.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/utils · high confidence

This update introduces support for image format conversion, allowing users to convert images to specific formats (PNG, JPEG, AVIF, WEBP) or automatically select the smallest file size among supported formats. Additionally, the app now caches the number of compressed images, and the release notes clarify that version 2.0.0 and later require macOS 13 Ventura or newer. The application has also been renamed to 'Tiny Image' to address intellectual property concerns regarding the previous name.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

The application now includes localized string resources for the Finder Services integration in both English and Simplified Chinese. These files define the display name "Compress with Tiny Image" and its description, enabling the OS-level context menu service to present the correct text to users in their preferred language.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/en.lproj, TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/zh-Hans.lproj · high confidence

The application has been renamed from TinyPNG4Mac to Tiny Image, visible in the main window title and the About dialog. A new Finder Quick Action service has been added, allowing users to right-click images or folders in Finder and select 'Compress with Tiny Image' to send them directly to the app. The compression behavior now supports two distinct modes: 'Overwrite' (replacing original files) and 'Save As' (saving to a configurable output directory, which defaults to a 'tinyimage\_output' folder in Downloads). Existing users will have their previous 'replace mode' setting automatically migrated to the new 'Overwrite' mode, and the old 'output file path bookmark' setting is migrated to the new 'output directory' setting.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac · high confidence

The application bundle and target have been renamed from TinyPNG4Mac to Tiny Image, a change reflected in the Xcode project file (project.pbxproj) and workspace configuration. This update includes the addition of the Alamofire framework as a dependency and configures the project for macOS development with Swift 5.9 and Xcode 16.1 toolchain settings.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac.xcodeproj · high confidence

The task list rows now display the original and compressed file sizes, the output format type, and specific error messages for failed tasks. Users can directly reveal the compressed image in Finder from the row, access a context menu to open or reveal origin/compressed images, retry failed tasks, or restore original files, providing more immediate control and visibility into the compression process.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/views · high confidence

The application window now displays the name 'Tiny Image' in the main content area and the About view. Users can configure the app via a new Settings view, which allows them to set an API key, choose between Overwrite and Save As modes, specify an output directory, adjust concurrent task counts, and toggle metadata preservation options. The main interface also includes a menu for selecting image format conversion targets (e.g., WebP, PNG, JPEG) and displays task progress statistics.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/windows · high confidence

The application now includes a dedicated DebugViewModel to expose debug messages for troubleshooting, alongside significant updates to the MainViewModel. The main view model now supports configurable image conversion types (including auto-detection and specific format preservation), validates output directories and settings before task creation, and implements logic to skip duplicate tasks. It also manages task states more robustly, including retry and restore capabilities, and tracks quota usage and task statistics for the user interface.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/vms · high confidence

The application now introduces a structured error model (Errors.swift) that distinguishes between API errors and general file errors, providing users with clearer error messages during compression tasks. Additionally, a new ImageType enum (ImageType.swift) allows users to configure the output format for converted images, supporting PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF, with an 'auto' mode to let the system select the optimal type. The TaskInfo model (TaskInfo.swift) has been updated to track these conversion types, output types, and detailed task statuses (such as uploading, processing, downloading, and restored), enabling better progress tracking and state management for image compression jobs.

TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/model · high confidence

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• CAI 48 → 45 (-3.0)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.09.11 → rubric-2026.09.18) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 98 → 95 (-3.6)
• Architecture 93 → 95 (+1.7)
• Maturity 50 → 53 (+2.9)
• Readiness 17 → 12 (-5.3)
• Security 100 → 100 (+0.0)

• Documentation: no licence statement (README.md)

• Duplicated block (10 lines × 2) (TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/views/TaskRowView.swift)
• MainContentView.body (cognitive 25) (TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/windows/MainContentView.swift)
• MainContentView.body (cyclomatic 18) (TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/windows/MainContentView.swift)
• MethodTooLong: MainContentView.body (TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/windows/MainContentView.swift)
• MethodTooLong: TaskRowView.body (TinyPNG4Mac/TinyPNG4Mac/views/TaskRowView.swift)

Written by watchdog.canine.dev from the codebase's own history, inside the signed delivery this page is composed from.

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