2.4 KiB
2.4 KiB
ADDED Requirements
Requirement: Scale image to fixed dimensions
The system SHALL resize images to specified width and height dimensions while supporting configurable aspect ratio handling.
Scenario: Scale with exact dimensions (stretch)
- WHEN user provides width and height with stretch mode
- THEN image is resized to exact dimensions regardless of original aspect ratio
Scenario: Scale with fit mode (preserve aspect ratio)
- WHEN user provides width and height with fit mode
- THEN image is resized to fit within dimensions while preserving aspect ratio
Scenario: Scale with cover mode (preserve aspect ratio)
- WHEN user provides width and height with cover mode
- THEN image is resized to cover dimensions while preserving aspect ratio, cropping excess
Requirement: Support multiple image formats
The system SHALL process PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF image formats for both input and output.
Scenario: Process PNG image
- WHEN user provides a PNG file as input
- THEN system successfully scales and outputs the image
Scenario: Process JPEG image
- WHEN user provides a JPEG file as input
- THEN system successfully scales and outputs the image
Scenario: Process WebP image
- WHEN user provides a WebP file as input
- THEN system successfully scales and outputs the image
Scenario: Process GIF image
- WHEN user provides a GIF file as input
- THEN system successfully scales and outputs the image
Requirement: Batch processing
The system SHALL process multiple images in a single operation when provided with a directory or multiple file paths.
Scenario: Process directory of images
- WHEN user provides a directory path
- THEN all supported images in the directory are scaled
Scenario: Process multiple files
- WHEN user provides multiple file paths
- THEN all specified images are scaled
Requirement: CLI interface
The system SHALL provide a command-line interface for specifying input, output, and scaling options.
Scenario: Scale single image
- WHEN user runs command with input file, output path, width, and height
- THEN scaled image is saved to output path
Scenario: Invalid input handling
- WHEN user provides non-existent file or unsupported format
- THEN system displays clear error message and exits with non-zero code