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#+AUTHOR: Zastian Pretorius #+AUTHOR: Zastian Pretorius
* README * README
This is a simple project to help sort your files on linux written in c++. This is a simple project to help sort your files on Linux written in c++.
* Install * Install
1. Copy the repo 1. Copy the repo
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fsorter fsorter
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3. The first time you run the program nothing will happen but a default settings.conf will be generated found in 3. The first time you run the program nothing will happen but a default settings.toml will be generated found in
#+BEGIN_SRC #+BEGIN_SRC
~/.config/fsorter/settings.conf ~/.config/fsorter/settings.toml
#+END_SRC #+END_SRC
4. Running fsorter again will sort the current working directory based on the preferences in settings.conf 4. Running fsorter again will sort the current working directory based on the preferences in settings.toml
* Configure * Configure
1. Open ~/.config/fsorter/settings.conf in your favourite text editor for example. 1. Open ~/.config/fsorter/settings.conf in your favourite text editor for example.
#+BEGIN_SRC #+BEGIN_SRC
vim ~/.config/fsorter/settings.conf vim ~/.config/fsorter/settings.conf
#+END_SRC #+END_SRC
2. Here is the basic settings.conf. The name after /home/ will be different then this one it must be your systems username (Running fsorter the first time will generate this for you automatically) 2. Here is the basic settings.toml. The name after /home/ will be different then this one it must be your systems username (Running fsorter the first time will generate this for you automatically)
#+BEGIN_SRC #+BEGIN_SRC
Picture= [Picture]
/home/mrfluffy/Pictures/ path = "/home/mrfluffy/Pictures/"
.jpg,.jpeg,.png, extensions = [".jpg",".jpeg",".png"]
Music= [Music]
/home/mrfluffy/Music/ path = "/home/mrfluffy/Music/"
.mp3,.wav, extensions = [".mp3",".wav"]
Video= [Video]
/home/mrfluffy/Videos/ path = "/home/mrfluffy/Videos/"
.mp4, extensions = [".mp4"]
Arcive= [Arcive]
/home/mrfluffy/Documents/Compressed/ path = "/home/mrfluffy/Documents/Compressed/"
.zip,.rar,.7z, extensions = [".zip",".rar",".7z"]
ISO=
/home/mrfluffy/Documents/ios/
.iso,
#+END_SRC #+END_SRC
3. The config file is janky so be careful 3. [Picture] is an example of a category. This can be what ever you want to call it.
4. An object consists of 3 things first a Type Picture= don't forget the '=' at the end. 4. path = "/home/mrfluffy/Pictures/" is the path you want to save all the files that fall in to this category.
5. second is the path you want to save your files of this type for the Type Picture= in this case it is /home/mrfluffy/Pictures/ don't forget the '/' at the end of path. 5. extensions = [".jpg",".jpeg",".png"] is all the extensions of files that fall under this category.
6. The third if the extentions That belong to this type in the case of Type Picture= we have .jpg,.jpeg,.png, take note that the extentions have a '.' before them and they are separated by a ','
Also note that there is a ',' at the end of the line.
7. If this convention is not followd the program will brake.
8. You can add your own types at the end of this file. DO NOT leave empty lines.
9. The Types can be anything as long as it ends with '='.
10. The path does not need to exist when fsorter is run it will ask you if you want to create the Directory.
11. Extentions can be anything as long as the convention is followd as shown above.