Minify recursively

It’s probably a hard feature request, but would be great run “pyminify -r hello.py” to minify the file & the libraries its using

e.g. for projects with a lot of dependencies which want to have a .exe or even a .apk, as kivy projects (they tend to be much bigger than normal apks)

is it viable?

[dflook]

2.6.0 has been released which allows specifying a directory as the path to process. All files ending in .py below that directory will be minified in place.

[phorward]

@ntaraujo I would appreciate this function, too.

Anyway, as a quick an dirty solution, you can also run

for py in `find . -name "*.py"`; do echo "Minifying $py..."; pyminify --remove-literal-statements $py > $py.min; mv $py.min $py; done

from a shell to minify any Python files in the current directory in-place.