Simple file organizer

A script to organize files on your Linux system, providing efficiency and simplicity for those who want to increase organization.

The script moves files with the following formats: txt, xlsx, docx, pptx.

    # Default script configuration 
    bash organizer.sh

    # Using flags to specify input and output directories 
    bash organizer.sh -d /home/user/ -o /home/user/Documents

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🤖 Features

• Automatic file organization

• Uses mkdir to create folders

• Uses mv to move files into the correct folders

• Help page (-h flag)

• Easy to maintain

  Usage Format: bash $0 [options]

  Default Input: /home/user/*/

  Default Output: /home/user/Documents/

    Options:

        -h, --help         Show help
        -d, --directory    Directory (input)
        -o, --output       Directory (Output)
        --version          Show Version

• -h Show help.
• -d The directory containing the files you want to move.
• -o Output directory (your files will be moved here)
• --version Show the current version

🚀 Usage

1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/d4vidlinux/file_organizer.git
    cd file_organizer

2. Give execute permission:

    chmod +x organizer.sh

3. Execute

    ./organizer.sh

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⚠️ Warning

This is a prototype created for learning bash. It is designed to be easy to maintain and understand. Don't use "/" in the -o flag, only in the -d flag.