Yet Another MKdir/Touch

ALL CREDITS DUE TO THE ORIGINAL PROJECT

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YAMKT is a mkdir/touch replacement, it basically is a mkdir -p but more sophisticated

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Examples:

Here are some examples and the folder architecture after executing the commands (all the base folders are considered empty before executing the command):

$ yamkt "dir1/dir2/file1.txt"
$ tree
dir1/
  dir2/
    file1.txt

$ yamkt "(dir1.1,dir1.2)/file.txt"
$ tree
dir1.1/
  file.txt
dir1.2/
  file.txt

$ yamkt "dir1/(file1.txt,file2.txt)"
$ tree
dir1/
  file1.txt
  file2.txt

$ yamkt "dir1/dir2/(dir3.1,dir3.2)/"
$ tree
dir1/
  dir2/
    dir3.1/
    dir3.2/

$ yamkt "(dir1.1,dir1.2)/(file1.txt,file2.txt)"
$ tree
dir1.1/
  file1.txt
  file2.txt
dir1.2/
  file1.txt
  file2.txt

$ yamkt "dir1/(dir2,dir3/file1.txt)/dir4/file2.txt"
$ tree
dir1/
  dir2/
    dir4/
      file2.txt
  dir3/
    file1.txt

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Important:

Expressions cannot start with a /
Expressions should not contains two consecutive /

The outer separator is /
The inner separator (to separate files or directories in parenthesis) is ,

Therefore, you can't create files or folders with a / nor with a , in their name

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WARNING:

Watch out what you run, this can easily take up a lot of space quickly.
For example:

$ yamkt "(dir1,dir2)/(dir3,dir4)/(dir5,dir6)/(dir7,dir8)/(dir9,dir10)/(dir11,dir12)/(dir13,dir14)/(dir15,dir16)/(dir17,dir18)/(dir19,dir20)/(dir21,dir22)/(dir23,dir24)/(dir25,dir26)/(dir27,dir28)/(dir29,dir30)/(dir31,dir32)/(dir33,dir34)/(dir35,dir36)/(dir37,dir38)/(dir39,dir40)/"

Creates about 20 millions directories, or 80GB of space taken since a Linux empty directory is 4Kb