The idea is to find all the `*` inside a string and replace the `*` with the file name like it is done for the `--outfile` paramenter. This is what I'm trying to do: ``` globify -t coffeeify 'coffee/*.coffee' --debug -p [minifyify --map 'js/*.map.json' --output 'js/*.map.json'] --outfile 'js/*.js' ``` But results in this: ``` browserify -t coffeeify coffee/content-gist.coffee --debug -p [minifyify --map js/*.map.json --output js/*.map.json] --outfile js/content-gist.js browserify -t coffeeify coffee/content-import.coffee --debug -p [minifyify --map js/*.map.json --output js/*.map.json] --outfile js/content-import.js browserify -t coffeeify coffee/eventPage.coffee --debug -p [minifyify --map js/*.map.json --output js/*.map.json] --outfile js/eventPage.js browserify -t coffeeify coffee/options.coffee --debug -p [minifyify --map js/*.map.json --output js/*.map.json] --outfile js/options.js browserify -t coffeeify coffee/test.coffee --debug -p [minifyify --map js/*.map.json --output js/*.map.json] --outfile js/test.js ``` If you have any other suggestions on how to achieve multiple file uglify with working coffeescript source maps please advise.