gzip-files

This CLI tool will help you creating a Gzip version of web-app static files (HTML, CSS, JS).

This is useful when you don't want to compress the content on the fly since it adds load to the CPU of the server.

Usage

Clone the repository and run the following command from the src folder using CLI (Node.js must be installed in your machine):

npm install

then run:

node index.js -s ./my-folder

Options

-s, --src [required]

The source folder on which the files to process are stored. Subfolders will be considered too.

-e, --ext [optional, default to `"html,css,js"`]

The list of file extensions to consider, separated by comma without any point.

--ow, --overwrite [optional, default to `false`]

If true, it replaces the source file with the gzipped one, maintaining the original file extension. If false, a new file with [filename].[ext].[gz] will be created.

--ve, --verbose [optional, default to `false`]

If true, it enables the verbose mode.

Examples

Create a .gz file for each CSS file in the build directory.
```
node index.js -s ./build -e css
```
Replace the JS files with a gzipped version, maintaining the same file name.
```
node index.js -s ./build -e js --ow
```

omaxel/gzip-files