organ

organ is a small command that moves around files according to a recipe that you write yourself.

It was written mostly to test out different approaches to object oriented CLI programs, but I found it useful enough to use it in a cronjob on my machine. I release this codebase in the hopes that it might help someone else.

Usage

Write your own recipe and save it as ~/.organrc. Here's one example recipe:

#!/bin/env organ
# vi: ft=ruby
require 'pathname'

library_base = Pathname.new "/home/shared/Library"

directory "#{ENV['HOME']}/Downloads" do
  directory "Series" do
    series = [
      "Black Mirror",
      "Robot Chicken",
      "The Good Wife",
    ]
    library = library_base.join "Series"

    series.each do |name|
      match_episode name do |file|
        file.move_to library.join(name, "Season #{file.season}")
      end
    end

    match_episode "The Killing" do |file|
      file.move_to "/home/shared/Videos/Series/The Killing (2011)/Season #{file.season}"
    end
  end

  directory "Music" do
    # ...
  end
end

The DSL is centered around matching files inside directories and then acting upon them. In the example above, organ would move episodes in "~/Downloads/Series" into their respective library locations. The episode matcher extracts season and episode number from the filename, so you can rename the files as well if you so wish.

Developing

Install all dependencies with bundle. You can run tests by calling bundle exec rspec.

License

This code is public domain. Do with it as you wish!