rm
files without fear
Ever rm
ed a file and instantly regretted it? Fear not, for crap
is here.
crap
follows the FreeDesktop.org Trash spec. So instead of perma-deleting your file, crap
moves it to the $XDG_DATA_HOME/Trash
folder. If this environment variable isn't set, it defaults to ~/.local/share/Trash
.
And obviously, this works only on Linux.
$ nimble install crap
or download the binary from the Releases page.
Alias crap
to rm
in your .bashrc
/.zshrc
. But that's kinda the point.
$ crap foo.png
$ crap *.png
$ crap a.pdf b.jpg c.mp4
Aaannddd it'll show up in your file manager's Trash.
This package exposes a single proc: crap(path: var string)
import crap
crap("~/Pictures/*")
- support multiple files
- trashing dirs
- support for other OSs (idk maybe)
Bad code? New feature in mind? Open an issue. Better still, learn Nim and shoot a PR โจ
MIT ยฉ Anirudh Oppiliappan