SORTR

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--A File Sorter!--

About

SortR is a Python script for sorting files. Though simple, It can be more customized with setup.

It has defaults, and you can change them using:

sortr --configure

or the similar command:

sortr -c

For more details and help for SortR. Refer to it's help message using:

sortr --help

and it's one character counterpart:

sortr -h

Configuration

Warning

As of this alpha, no config file will be available. As it will be implemented in later versions.

As referred before, you can configure SortR with this command:

sortr --configure

or either:

sortr -c

It defaults should be:

Current configuration:
.docx -> /Documents/
.pptx -> /Presentations/
.xlsx -> /Excel Tables/
.pdf -> /PDF Files/
.png -> /Pictures/
.txt -> /Notes/
.jpg -> /Pictures/
.gif -> /Pictures/
.mp4 -> /Videos/
.mp3 -> /Music/
._ -> /Misc/

You don't necessarily have to put the dots for the extension selection. And neither does the folder have to, it's put in automatically if you don't put it in.

Use

As running the command below:

sortr --help

It should output the help message I will put here:

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--A File Sorter!--


This will sort files in a folder.
No directories inside of given folder will be sorted.
It can be set using '--configure' or '-c'

It can also be undone with 'undo'
Just make sure you don't have folders with
the configured folder names unassociated with it.

USE:
sortr [FOLDER] [OPTIONS]
FOLDER is optional. The script will prompt you instead
If any option is given no sort will be done.

OPTIONS:
-h
    --help Print this message.
-v
    --version List the version.
-a
    --about Print about the program.
-c
    --configure Configure the extensions and their folders.