axon

Overview

axon is a cross platform, command line utility for organizing and prettifying cluttered folders, written in Go.

Features

• Cross platform
• Regex Selection
• Prettify files in a folder
• Move files to a folder
• Organize files in a folder
• Rename files in a folder
• Fast and reliable

Installation

For Linux users:

Execute the following command in bash:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shravanasati/axon/master/scripts/linux_install.sh > axon_install.sh

chmod +x ./axon_install.sh

bash ./axon_install.sh

For MacOS users:

Execute the following command in bash:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shravanasati/axon/master/scripts/macos_install.sh > axon_install.sh

chmod +x ./axon_install.sh

bash ./axon_install.sh

For Windows users:

Open Powershell as Admin and execute the following command:

Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; (Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shravanasati/axon/master/scripts/windows_install.ps1 -UseBasicParsing).Content | powershell -

To verify the installation of axon, restart the shell and execute axon -v. You should see output like this:

axon 1.0.0

Version: 1.0.0

If the output isn't something like this, you need to repeat the above steps carefully.

Usage

axon 1.1.0

axon is a command line utility to organise and pretty your file system quickly and reliably.

Usage:
   axon [dirs] {flags}
   axon <command> {flags}

Commands: 
   help                          displays usage informationn
   up                            Update axon.
   version                       displays version number

Arguments: 
   dirs                          The directory to be organized. (default: ./) {variadic}

Flags: 
   -h, --help                    displays usage information of the application or a command (default: false)
   -m, --move                    Move selected files to a directiry. (default: :none:)
   -o, --organise                Organise the directory. (default: false)
   -p, --prettify                Prettify all files with a desired casing. (default: none)
   -x, --regex                   Filter files using regular expressions. (default: none)
   -r, --rename                  Rename the files numerically with a certain alias. (default: none)
   -v, --version                 displays version number (default: false)

axon can accept multiple directories as arguments and will concurrently work on them with the provided options.