Z-Library Filename Cleanup Tool

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Overview

Files downloaded from Z-Library often contain (Z-Library) in their filenames, making them unnecessarily long and less readable. This tool is a Bash script designed to batch remove the (Z-Library) portion from filenames.

rm_zlib.sh is a Bash script that automatically scans the current directory and its subdirectories for filenames containing (Z-Library) and removes this portion from the filenames.

Features

• Automatically scans directory tree for filenames containing (Z-Library)
• Displays progress bar and statistics
• Supports safe rename operations
• Provides detailed success/failure reports

Usage

1. Place the script in the target directory
2. Grant execute permission:

   chmod +x rm_zlib.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./rm_zlib.sh

Example Output

⏳ Scanning file system...
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Z-Library Filename Cleanup Tool started!
📂 Found 15 items to process
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🚀 Continue? [Y/n] y
| [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■] 1/15  ✅ Success: example_file(Z-Library).txt...

Processing complete! 🎉
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 Total time: 3 seconds
 Statistics:
  ✅ Success: 15
  ❌ Failure: 0
  📂 Total: 15
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TODO

• Support custom search paths
• Support custom search patterns
• Support custom rename patterns

Dependencies

• Bash (version 4.0+)
• Common Unix tools: find, mv, sed, tput

Notes

• Please ensure to back up important files before running the script
• The script does not modify file contents, only renames filenames
• Works on most Unix/Linux systems

Contribution

Contributions and feature extensions are welcome. Please participate by creating pull requests or submitting issues.

Version

• v1.0.0 Initial version