Command-line tool for tagging directories.

Show/Merge differences in directories and their content (text files) in Light/Dark designs

A batch rename tool for media files

A custom shell program emulating basic bash functionalities

Tool to flatten subfolders with adult video clips

Tired of dealing with those pesky 'node_modules' cluttering up your project? Get the Zsh plugin that keeps your workspace squeaky clean!

Pydirman is an integrated, fast development system for users who know around their way around the terminal and aren't afraid to tinker with it.

This Git repository contains a PowerShell script with a user-friendly interface to automatically organize cluttered files into folders by year and month. Ideal for individuals who struggle with file organization, the tool frees up time and simplifies finding and accessing files.

Cross platform Electron based drive and directory visualization application derived from WinDirStat. Designed with cross platform (Windows, OSX, and Linux) and modern technologies as the core improvements.

A Python module offering a unified API for easy retrieval of OS-specific application directories, enhancing data management across Windows, Linux, and macOS

🏷Cross-Platform File/Folder Tagger

📂Simple-files is a versatile library for working with files and directories, simplifying complex file manipulations.

Directory bookmarks for Windows Command Prompt

Copy picture from a month's folder structure to a destination folder. In a given image storage folder structure (more information about the structure in the readme), always place the previous day's image in a folder called "Actual", on the first day of the month the last image of the previous month.

Easy Change Directory (for eshell, dired env)

Sort actually files from directory to a destination directory (currently .pdf -s)

A PowerShell script for efficiently managing and navigating directory aliases, inspired by Unix's goto command.

directory organizer

File Organizer: This code sorts files in a directory into specific folders based on their file types.

Trim up your overgrown directories 🍂