TurboTask File Processing Toolkit

A powerful file processing toolkit available for both Python and Node.js, specializing in CSS optimization and more.

📦 Available Packages

Python Implementation

pip install TurboTask

• Python 3.6+ support
• Available via PyPI
• View Python Documentation

Node.js Implementation

npm install turbotask

• Node.js 14+ support
• Available via npm
• View Node.js Documentation

🚀 Key Features

Node.js implementation offers:

• File Grouping
  • Automatically organize files by file type
  • Handle nested directory processing

Both implementations offer:

• CSS Processing

  • Minification
  • Comment removal
  • Whitespace optimization
  • Directory structure preservation

• Batch Processing

  • Multiple file handling
  • Recursive directory processing
  • Custom output paths

🔄 Version Compatibility

Feature	Python Package	Node.js Package
File Grouping	❌	✅
CSS Minification	✅	✅
Directory Processing	✅	✅
Custom Output Paths	✅	✅
File Validation	✅	✅
Android utilities	✅	❌

🎯 Quick Start

Choose your preferred implementation:

Node.js

# Install
npm install -g turbotask

# Groups are files in current file directory
turbotask group "./"

# Group files in specific directory
turbotask group "C:/Users/jane/Downloads"

# Creates a 'TurboTask-output' Folder with minified CSS files
turbotask noWhiteSpace ./styles

Python

# Install
pip install TurboTask

# Creates a 'TurboTask-output' Folder with minified CSS files
TurboTask noWhiteSpace style.css

# Creates a 'minified' Folder with minified CSS files
TurboTask noWhiteSpace ./styles ./minified

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📚 For detailed documentation, visit the respective package directories:

• Python Documentation
• Node.js Documentation

🐛 Reporting Issues

Found a bug? Please open an issue on our GitHub Issues page.

🛣️ Roadmap

• Media file analysis
• Cross-platform GUI
• Web interface
• API service

☕ Support the Project

If you find TurboTask helpful, consider buying me a coffee!

👤 Author

Fabian

• Email: fector101@yahoo.com
• GitHub: @Fector101

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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