Ability to handle directories as input #1
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When passed a folder as input, the program will attempt to recursively create a folder with the name specified in the `-o` option. Or if there is already a folder with the same name as the output location, the program will write each of the input files to that folder. If the input comes from stdin and the output location is a folder, a file named `htmlmin.html` will be saved in that folder.
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@curvedmark have you had a chance to take a look at this? :) I think the need for this kind of functionality is quite obvious, would be nice if you could merge it and make it available to everyone on npm etc |
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This would be awesome! 👍 |
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When passed a folder as input, the program will attempt to recursively
create a folder with the name specified in the
-ooption. Or if thereis already a folder with the same name as the output location, the
program will write each of the input files to that folder. If the input
comes from stdin and the output location is a folder, a file named
htmlmin.htmlwill be saved in that folder.