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Obfuscate folder but keep same file names
See original GitHub issueIs there a way using the CLI to obfuscate a folder example /dist but keep the same file names. Example if I have:
/dist/14a3.js
/dist/qe3g.js
When I obfuscate using:
javascript-obfuscator ./dist, I will get the following files:
/dist/14a3.js
/dist/qe3g.js
/dist/obfuscated-14a3.js
/dist/obfuscated-qe3g.js
What I want to actually happen, is to obfuscate those two files but just override the content inside them with obfuscation, therefore when I execute the command javascript-obfuscator ./dist, i will still have only the two original files but with obfuscated code.
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Use this… you can add it to the npm build script
cd src/ && javascript-obfuscator ./ --output ../dist/Here’s how i did it
sudo apt-get install mmvmmv '*-obfuscated*' '#1#2'Reference https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/237383