Add config option for flattening per profile directories #4
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This PR adds a config controlled ability to flatten the hierachy of per-profile folders into a single folder, eg, (assuming customFolder is set to "/images") rather than:
/images/small/img.jpg/images/large/img.jpg/images/img.jpgIt is now possible to generate the following files:
/images/[email protected]/images/[email protected]/images/img.jpgThis is achieved with a new config option,
profileNameSeparatorwhich controls the character (or string) used to seperate the file name from the profile name suffix.This defaults to null, which uses the existing behaviour of a directory per profile.
Note that if
keepOriginalis set, the original file is still placed into a seperate directory.