Simple command line tool to rename all files in a directory by extension with given substring and replacer
If you already have go installed, you can easily just clone the repository and run go install. Go will compile and install the project for you. The executable will be located in ~/go/bin, so make sure the folder is inside your PATH (it automatically should be on Windows).
You can dwonload the Go SDK here.
-D [optional]:
The directory of the files you want to rename (defaults to currect directory), e.g. /home/joe/mama, C:\Users\Stuff\Pictures
-E [optional]:
The file extension to filter (default: * (all files)), e.g. webm, .jpg, tar.gz, .tar.xz
-S:
The substring/section you want to rename, e.g. Bloat (to be removed), this, .m4v (file extension)
-R:
The replacement for the substring, e.g. (empty string), that, .mp4