OrgaPy

OrgaPy is a command-line file organization tool that helps you manage and analyze your files and directories. It provides basic file system navigation, file analysis, and automatic file sorting capabilities.

Features

• Directory navigation and file system exploration
• File system analysis (file count and total size)
• Automatic file sorting by extension
• Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, Linux, and macOS)

Commands

• ls - List all files and directories in the current working directory
• cd <path> - Change current working directory
  • Use cd .. to navigate to parent directory
  • Use cd without arguments to show current directory
• clear or cls - Clear the console screen
• analyze - Calculate total file count and size in the current directory
• sort - Organize files into folders based on their extensions
• help - Display available commands
• exit - Exit the program

File Sorting

The sort command creates folders based on file extensions and moves files into their respective folders. For example:

• A file named document.pdf will be moved to a pdf folder
• A file named image.jpg will be moved to a jpg folder

Warning: The sort operation is irreversible. The program will ask for confirmation before proceeding.

Usage

1. Run the script using Python:

python orgapy.py

2. Set your working directory using the cd command:

OrgaPy C:\> cd Documents

3. Use the available commands to manage and organize your files.

System Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Standard Python libraries (no additional installations required):
  • os
  • shutil
  • platform

To Do

Future improvements planned:

• Implement revert option for sorting operations
• Add command history functionality
• Include additional file analysis features (e.g., old files identification)

Notes

• The program starts in the root directory of where you have placed the file
• All operations are performed in the current working directory
• Exercise caution when using the sort function as it modifies your file system structure