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## 2. How to use ## 2. How to use
A simple command would do the job: A simple command would do the job:
```shell ```shell
python server.py <port> <webroot> python server.py -p <port> -r <webroot>
``` ```
where ```port``` is a int number of which port to use (default: 80), and ```webroot``` is the directory that containing the images(default: current directory). where ```port``` is a int number of which port to use (default: 80), and ```webroot``` is the directory that containing the images(default: current directory).
for more details, run ```python server.py -h``` to see all the avaliable arguments.
## 3. Mostly asked questions ## 3. Mostly asked questions
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Ans. We use webp format to encode the image and your system have no libwebp installed. Ans. We use webp format to encode the image and your system have no libwebp installed.
1. you can change the format to others by modifying the code ```img = img.save(img_stream, format='webp')``` in server.py/HTTPImageServer.handle_image(line 165) 1. you can change the format to others by add argument --thumbnail jpeg.
2. you can install ```libwebp-dev``` and reinstall pillow package for webp support. 2. you can install ```libwebp-dev``` and reinstall pillow package for webp support.