First, congratulations on the module it is very interesting.
I believe this would be an improvement ...
For example, normally systems have different directories eg:
frontend
backend
and their images would be there.
//as we have today
config.images = _.extend({
folder: 'images', //It would be interesting to place an object containing several directories recursively
outputFolder: 'images'
}, config.images || {});
elixir.json
//possible implementation
{
"images": {
"frontend-test1": {
"folder": ["frontend/images/folder1", "frontend/images/folder2"], // find by resources
"outputFolder": "images/frontend/folder1", "images/frontend/folder2" //export into public/
},
"frontend-test2": {
"folder": ["frontend/images/folder3", "frontend/images/folder4"], // find by resources
"outputFolder": "images/frontend/folderx" //export into public/
}
"backend-test1": {
"folder": ["backend/images/folder1", "backend/images/folder2"], // find by resources
"outputFolder": "images/backend/folderx" //export into public/
}
"backend-test2": {
"folder": ["backend/images/folder3", "backend/images/folder4"], // find by resources
"outputFolder": "images/backend/foldery" //export into public/
}
}
}
Today, I have only one option to put the images.
It would be interesting and I believe that increase the functionality of it, with the possibility of adding different directories of both origin and destination.
First, congratulations on the module it is very interesting.
I believe this would be an improvement ...
For example, normally systems have different directories eg:
and their images would be there.
elixir.json
Today, I have only one option to put the images.
It would be interesting and I believe that increase the functionality of it, with the possibility of adding different directories of both origin and destination.
Sincerely, and success!