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# Convertis
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## Description
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Convertis is a CLI tool to convert files from one format to another. It's main design goal is to be able to convert *any* format to *any* other format, including different types, like MP4 to JPEG, MP4 to MP3 and in the future more exotic paths like HTML to JPEG or PNG to ZIP.
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As it attemps to effectively cover an infinite number of possible conversions, it uses a pathfinding algorithm, that may include multiple conversions before reaching the target goal.
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## Installation
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You may download a binary release from the releases page.
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Crucially, the "gnu" builds target the GNU/Linux system whereas the "musl" builds target the musl C standard library. The "gnu" build is higly recommended, as the "musl" build is much less tested.
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Additionally, .deb and .rpm packages are available for download, and can be installed using the system's package manager.
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A windows build is also available.
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## Building
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Building convertis is simple, you just need the Rust toolchain installed:
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```sh
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cargo build --release
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```
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## Usage
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```sh
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convertis <input> <output> [options]
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```
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Options are available with the --help flag:
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```sh
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convertis --help
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```
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## License
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Convertis is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 exclusively. See LICENSE for more details. |