USAGE:
    renamer [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <pattern> <files>...

FLAGS:
    -d, --dry-run                 Perform a dry-run. Do everything but the actual renaming. Implies verbose
    -f, --force                   Do not exit or ask for confirmation when overwriting files
    -g, --global                  Test the regular expression against all possible matches instead of only the first
    -h, --help                    Prints help information
        --ignore-invalid-files    Ignores directories passed to the program as files. Useful for shell globbing
    -i, --interactive             Ask for confirmation before overwrite. The program will otherwise exit unless --force
                                  is passed
    -V, --version                 Prints version information
    -v, --verbose                 Print operations as they are being performed

OPTIONS:
    -e, --regexp <patterns>...
            Additional patterns. These can be supplied multiple times. Patterns are executed in the order they are
            passed, starting with the mandatory pattern
        --prefix-increment <prefix-increment>
            Prefix files with an increasing counter in the specified format. E.g. 0501 => 0501filename, 0502filename.
            Applied after pattern replacements
        --suffix-increment <suffix-increment>
            See --prefix-increment. Will try to insert suffix before the file extension


ARGS:
    <pattern>     Regex pattern to match and the string to replace it with. (REGEX=REPLACEMENT)
    <files>...    Files to rename