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ghostboard / ghost-purge-images

CLI tool to display & purge the uploaded images, video and audio files that currently are not used in any post, page or meta data
MIT License
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Ghost v.5 #37

Closed uPagge closed 1 year ago

uPagge commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your work Is Ghost v5 supported?

uPagge commented 1 year ago

@dburgos Is this project supported or shouldn't it be used?

dburgos commented 1 year ago

Thanks @uPagge yes, Ghost v5 is supported Sorry for the delay, I thought I already replied to your first message. The project is supported but it's only me :)

I added a versions compatibility table to the README, I hope it's clearer now

Please let me know if you find any issues or have any suggestions

uPagge commented 1 year ago

Yes, I’ve already used your solution. It works, thank you very much.

But it also seems that it believes that images of different sizes are not used, although this is not the case. It turns out that it removes images from the /images/size folder. And Ghost then recreates them. It would be great if the script didn’t touch such images. In theory, they can be filtered by the name of the original.

dburgos commented 1 year ago

good point @uPagge let me reproduce it and update the logic, thank you!

uPagge commented 1 year ago

I’ll be looking forward to it. I’m glad the project hasn’t been abandoned. It is not clear why the Ghost main team cannot implement such logic. I literally didn’t use 60% of the images and only took up space in vain.

And one more suggestion. Ghost has the ability to upload files, and apparently there is the same problem. It may make sense to expand the functionality to downloadable files, because they will take up even larger size. Ghost adds files to a separate files folder at the same level as images

dburgos commented 1 year ago

hey @uPagge now the images/size folder is excluded in the 3.2.4 version

thanks again! 🙂

uPagge commented 1 year ago

Hmm, but that means that the images won't be deleted from there, but there will be even more garbage?