What is the compressor-head-android?

Standing for Compressor Head on Android, this is an Android client which generates image URLS for the Compressor Head web application. It takes the image URL, width, height and type of image (PNG, JPEG, WEBP) as arguments to generate a usable image URL.

What is Compressor Head?

Compressor Head is a fast web application based on Python to resize images.

For a more detailed explanation, visit the Compressor Head project.

Setting up the project

1. Fork this git repository and clone the fork to a local directory (Reference).
2. Install Android Studio, an IDE for Android app development.
3. Import the cloned repository into your IDE.

Running the app

1. Connect your Android device to your PC or set up a virtual device.
2. Click Run on the Android Studio tool bar, or Shift + F10 to run the app.

Contributing to the project

1. Make your intended changes on your locally cloned repository.
2. Commit the changes and push the commit to your forked repository on GitHub.
3. Ensure the changes on the commit pushed to your GitHub fork are right.
4. Create a pull request requesting to merge the commits on your fork to this repository (Reference).
5. Write a concise and convincing pull request message explaining the purpose of your commits!