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fannypack-images

v1.3.1

Published

Official Fannypack task for minifying images for production.

Downloads

3

Readme

fannypack-images

Official Fannypack task for minifying images for production.

Installation

npm install fannypack-images --save-dev

Usage

// gulpfile.js

var Fannypack = require('fannypack')

require('fannypack-images')

Fannypack.Config.images = {
  // Config.root.src + 'src' dir
  src: 'img',
  // Config.root.dest + 'dest' dir
  dest: 'assets/img',
  // Auto-run this task in dev mode?
  watchTask: true,
  assetTask: true,
  // flatten all images to destination folder?
  flatten: true,
  // File extensions to watch
  extensions: ['jpg', 'png', 'svg', 'gif']
}

Fannypack.init()

Flattening

If set to true, images within src/assets/img/home/*.jpg, src/assets/img/app/*.jpg and src/assets/img/*.jpg will ALL be merged into build/assets/img/*.jpg without retaining the subdirectories home and app.

If you want to keep any subdirectories, set flatten to false.