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dirp

A Directory Pruner. This tool is a terminal UI app, written in Rust, that helps you remove unwanted clutter from your file system.

Usage

$ dirp ~

This command will open dirp on your home directory and display something similar to this.

The user can use the keyboard for various things.

    Up Arrow, p          - Move selection up.
    Down Arrow, n        - Move selection down.
    
    Left Arrow           - Show directory contents.
    Right Arrow          - Hide directory contents.
    f                    - Toggle directory contents.
    
    d, Delete, Backspace - Toggle selection for removal.
    
    x                    - Remove marked files, and exit program.
    q                    - Exit program.

NOTE: Nothing is removed from the file system until the user hits the 'x' key. A list of all marked files is then presented and the user is prompted to remove them or just exit.

NOTE: This tool doesn't delete anything. It moves all marked files into the system Trash directory.

Install

Mac

Run the following from a terminal to install cpr in /usr/local/bin.

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DavidHVernon/dirp/master/install.sh)"

Linux, WSL

Run the following from a terminal to install cpr in /usr/local/bin. (On some systems you might need to sudo this command.)

Coming soon...

Windows

Coming soon...

Build from Source

If you don't have rust installed: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install. Then...

$ cargo build --release
$ ./install-dev.sh

Author

David Vernon

Version History

  • 0.1.0
    • Initial release.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the license-mit.md file for details.