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Instead of the "Output file" field, I would like to suggest creating a temporary folder instead and upon completion open it with the default file manager. The folder would contain the list of output files.
As a user, I can then simply move/copy/drag'n drop the files to the desired location(s).
Here are a few pros to this approach if you're not conviced
The input files are usually not where you want the output files to be (~/Downloads)
Output files are usually meant to be in the same folder .../assets
Works best for bulk with source files from different location
Immediately let the user organize the output files
I guess the only con is that user action is required after completion but I can't imagine use cases for optimizing files and not moving them around afterwards anyway.
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The current behavior was implemented because it was simple (and "ok" for the v1.0). I planned to let the user configure output pattern and locations in a future version. :)
Having a temporary folder could be one of the available options (why not the default one) but I think it cannot be the only option as it can also add some issues. For example, what to do if we have images with the same names in different folders, or if we have many images and we need to keep the folder architecture (it is one of my use case while optimizing assets for 3D web app or video game).
Anyway, I am still thinking of what will be the best solution for output files, but it will probably take a month or two before I am able to back on this project and implement it (I am currently very late on an other project I have to work on) :)
Great work and thanks for sharing!
Instead of the "Output file" field, I would like to suggest creating a temporary folder instead and upon completion open it with the default file manager. The folder would contain the list of output files.
As a user, I can then simply move/copy/drag'n drop the files to the desired location(s).
Here are a few pros to this approach if you're not conviced
~/Downloads
).../assets
--filesystem=host
permission org.flozz.yoga-image-optimizer flathub/flathub#2376I guess the only con is that user action is required after completion but I can't imagine use cases for optimizing files and not moving them around afterwards anyway.
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