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sorting

intro

Quick start

For Mac and linux
  1. Download the release version and put it where you want it, open a command line and go to the directory where the file sorter is, unzip it, delete the zip file, and go to the sorter directory.
cd <path to where you want to go>

unzip <your platform>.zip 

rm -rf <your platform>.zip

cd <your platform>/
  1. Run the file sorter using the command:
./sorter &
  1. but for future use:
cd <path to where you want to go>/<your platform>/

./sorter &
For Windows

  1. Download the release version and put it where you want it, open a command line and go to the directory where the file sorter is, unzip it, delete the zip file, and go to the sorter directory.

  2. Run the file sorter

❗ In this version, it must be run in the directory where the ❗

What can do?

this sorter can sort files by category, and if there is a recurring file, it will add its number to it in parentheses

sample

Config

To configure the file sorter, open the config.toml file with a text editor and edit it according to your needs. For each directory you want to sort, create a corresponding section in the config.toml file.

For example:

extensions = ["txt", "pdf"]

this means that files with the extensions "txt" and "pdf" will be moved to the "extensions" directory.

New

add background mode to work when something is changed in the directory

Plan

  • 1.1.0 - add multiple files (this is when several files have the same name and not to overwrite the file just add the number at the end as Texte(number).txt)

  • 1.2.0 - add crossplatform for Winduos

  • 1.3.0 - add background mode to work when something is changed in the directory

  • 1.4.0 - add it to be able to sort files where it's needed and it doesn't matter where it is