organizee is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to help users organize their files efficiently based on file type.

As a self-proclaimed expert in the art of laziness, I couldn't bear the thought of manually organizing my cluttered folders. With files of all shapes and sizes strewn about like confetti at a chaotic party, finding anything resembled a digital scavenger hunt.

Faced with this organizational nightmare, I had a brilliant (albeit lazy) idea—why not create a tool to do the heavy lifting for me? And thus, Organizee was born—a testament to my innovative approach to avoiding unnecessary effort.

Now, with just a few taps of the keyboard, I can effortlessly whip my unruly directories into shape, transforming them from chaotic messes to tidy repositories of digital bliss

• File Organization: Automatically sorts files into directories based on their file type.
• Customizable: Users can run the tool with variety of options to customize the organization process.
• Efficient: Streamlines the organization process, saving time and effort.
• Cross-Platform: Compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.

To install organizee, you can use npm, the Node.js package manager. Run the following command in your terminal:

npm install -g organizee

This will install the tool globally on your system, allowing you to run it from any directory.

To organize your files, run the following command in your terminal:

npx organizee -p <path>

Replace <path> with the directory path you want to organize. For example:

npx organizee -p ~/Downloads

This will organize all the files in the Downloads directory.

• -h, --help: Displays the help message with usage instructions.

• -p, --path <path>: [Required] Specifies the directory path to organize. (takes relative or absolute path)

• -v, --verbose: Enables verbose mode, which displays detailed information during the organization process.

• -l, --listen: Keeps the tool running and listens for new files to organize in real-time.

• -V, --version: Displays the current version of the tool.

• -i, --ignore <types>: Ignores specific file types during organization. Multiple types can be specified separated by commas.

1. Organize files in the Downloads directory:

npx organizee -p ~/Downloads

2. Organize files in the Documents directory with verbose mode enabled:

npx organizee -p ~/Documents -v

3. Organize files using relative path:

npx organizee -p ../Downloads

4. Organize files in the current directory and keep the tool up listening for new files:

npx organizee -p . -l

5. Organize files in the Desktop directory, ignoring .txt and .pdf files:

npx organizee -p ~/Desktop -i txt,pdf

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request if you have any suggestions, bug reports, or feature requests.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.