It would be awesome to add support for glob patterns that allow dynamically matching sets of files.
For example:
# optimize all gifs in the current directory
optimo *.gif
# optimize all gifs and pngs in the current directory
optimo *.{gif,png}
# optimize any images with the filename 'preview'
optimo preview.{avif,gif,jpg,jpeg,heic,png,webp}Pattern-based glob matching would be especially helpful for running optimo during commits, for example, to make sure that any images added or modified in a codebase are optimized before being committed. (While not re-running optimo on files that haven't changed.)
Killer library, does exactly what I want and I'm already using it to save a ton of bandwidth for images on my portfolio. Thanks!
It would be awesome to add support for glob patterns that allow dynamically matching sets of files.
For example:
Pattern-based glob matching would be especially helpful for running
optimoduring commits, for example, to make sure that any images added or modified in a codebase are optimized before being committed. (While not re-runningoptimoon files that haven't changed.)Killer library, does exactly what I want and I'm already using it to save a ton of bandwidth for images on my portfolio. Thanks!