usage: pyreplace [-h] [-d DIRECTORY] [-r] [-v] [-g EXPRESSION]
                 [-f FIND REPLACE] [-fi] [-fd] [-c FIND REPLACE] [-ci]

Recursively find and replace in file names and contents.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
                        Set starting directory.
  -r, --dry-run         Dont make any changes, just list what would happen.
  -v, --verbose         Display changes made.
  -g EXPRESSION, --glob EXPRESSION
                        Find files with matching extension. Example: *.txt
  -f FIND REPLACE, --filename FIND REPLACE
                        Search filename for FIND and replace with REPLACE.
  -fi, --filename-insensitive
                        Ignore capital/lowercase when searching filename.
  -fd, --filename-directory
                        Rename directorys aswell as filenames (defaults to
                        just filenames).
  -c FIND REPLACE, --contents FIND REPLACE
                        Search contents for FIND and replace with REPLACE.
  -ci, --contents-insensitive
                        Ignore capital/lowercase when searching contents.

Usage Examples:
Replace foo with bar in filenames matching *.txt:
pyreplace -g *.txt -f foo bar

Find and replace foo with bar in files matching *.txt (Contents):
pyreplace -g *.txt -c foo bar

As above with all files in current directory:
pyreplace -c foo bar

As above with all files in another directory:
pyreplace -d /home/foo -c foo bar