Allow multiple sources as first parameter of convert() method #32
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Thanks @pbories , will release this right away 🚀 |
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Brings the ability to indifferently send a string or an array of strings as first parameter of convert() method, which provides an intuitive way of converting multiple files to one output file (without calling directly the file() method).