FileFly

FileFly is a Rust command-line utility for handling file and folder operations such as copying, deleting, replacing, and synchronizing. It provides a simple interface to perform these actions with progress tracking and logging capabilities.

Usage

Installation

To use FileFly, make sure you have Rust installed. Then, you can build the project using the following command:

cargo build --release

This will create the executable in the target/release directory.

Commands

FileFly supports the following commands:

Copy

Copy a file or folder from the source to the destination.

filefly copy -s source_path -d destination_path

Delete

Delete a file or folder.

filefly delete -s file_or_folder_path

Replace

Replace a file or folder with another.

filefly replace -s source_path -d destination_path

Synchronize

Synchronize a file or folder with another.

filefly synchronize -s source_path -d destination_path

Features

• Progress Tracking: FileFly displays progress bars for file operations, keeping you informed about the ongoing tasks.

• Logging: The utility provides detailed logging, including success, error, and informational messages.

• Directory Synchronization: The synchronize command ensures that the source and destination directories are identical by copying missing files and deleting extraneous ones.

Examples

Copy

filefly copy -s /path/to/source -d /path/to/destination

Delete

filefly delete -s /path/to/file_or_folder

Replace

filefly replace -s /path/to/source -d /path/to/destination

Synchronize

filefly synchronize -s /path/to/source -d /path/to/destination

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to FileFly by opening issues or submitting pull requests. Your feedback and improvements are highly appreciated.

License

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