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organize: Automate Organizing Files with Command Line

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organize: Automate Organizing Files with Command Line

If you don’t take time to organize your local files frequently, your machine can be messy with files of different types and different purposes. But it is time-consuming to organize files frequently.

Is there a way that you can automate organizing your files using the command line? That is when the organize package comes in handy.

In the code above, I use organize to set rules to delete empty files, move screenshots into “Screenshots” folder, and many more. After setting the rules, I can:

  • Use organize sim command to simulate how rules can be executed.
  • Use organize run to execute the rules.

Now, every time you want your machine to be cleaner, just type organize sim and organize run and your files are organized!

Link to organize.

Rules I set to organize my local files.

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