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file system operations, delete, create, copy, move, list
https://github.com/alfonsog-dev/filesmanager

clitool file-manager java-application

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# Files Manager

>- a basic file system operator

>>- for basic operations like: delete, create, copy and move files or folders



# Dependencies

- [java_jdk_17.0.8](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/jdk17-archive-downloads.html)



# References 

- [java 17 I/O docs](https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs/api/java.base/java/io/package-summary.html)



## Features

- [x] delete files or folders

- [x] make folders or nested directories

- [x] move folders or files

- [x] rename folders or files

- [x] copy folders or files



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## Usage



>- you can use the `.jar` file to execute the project

```shell

java -jar app.jar operation

```

### list



>- `-ls`: list all files of the given folder

>>- `java -jar app.jar -ls .\src\`



### List zip entries



>- `le`: list the entries of a compressed file

>>- `java -jar app.jar -le file.zip`



### read lines

>- `-rl`: read file lines of the given file

>>- `java -jar app.jar -rl README.md`



### Search



>- `-ff`: to search in the given path by:

>- only use to search in folders, it doesn't work with files

>>- extension: `-e ".java"`

>>>- `java -jar app.jar -ff .\bin\ -e ".class"`

>>- name: `-n "textutils"`

>>>- `java -jar app.jar -ff .\bin\ -n "textutils"`



>- `-fl`: search for a word in the given file path by:

>>- `-i`: ignore case

>>- `-s`: smart ignore case

>>>- `java -jar app.jar -fl .\src\Main.jar -s "args"`



### make



>- `-md`: create a folder

>>- `java -jar app.jar -md folder_name`



>- to create folders with: ","

>>- `java -jar app.jar -md folder1, directory2, ...n`



>- `-ni`: create a file

>>- `java -jar app.jar -ni main.py`



>>- supports creation using: ","

>>- `java -jar app.jar -ni main.py, main.java`



### start or open



>- `-st`: start or open

>>- `java -jar app.jar -st .\bin\`



### move



>- `-mv`: move the content of source to target

>>- `java -jar app.jar -mv .\source to .\target`



>- to move directories with : ","

>>- `java -jar app.jar -mv source1, source2 to target`



>- `-mf`: move files

>>- `java -jar app.jar -mf source/* to target`



>>-supports move from more than 1 source to 1 target

>>- `-mf surce1/* source2/* to target`



### rename



>- `-rn`: rename the folder

>>- `java -jar app.jar -rn oldName to newName`

>>>- it's the same as move but this creates the new name folder in run time and deletes the old directory



### Copy



>- `-cp`: copy a source folder into target directory

>>- `java -jar app.jar -cp source to target`



>- `-cf`: to copy files with: `*`

>>- `java -jar app.jar -cf source/* to target`



>>- supports copy from 1 source to more than 1 target

>>- `-cf source/* to target1, target2`



>>- supports copy from more than 1 source to 1 or more targets

>>- `-cf source1/* source2/* to target1, target2`



>- to copy folders with: ","

>>- `java -jar app.jar -cp source1, source2 to target`



>>- supports copy from 1 source to more than 1 target

>>- `-cp source to target1, target2`



>>- also supports copy form more than 1 source to more than 1 target

>>- `-cp source1, source2 to target1, target2`



#### Sub-Command



>- `--r`: used when you need to replace existing resources of the target.

>>- `java -jar -cp .\src\App.java to .\example\ --r`

>- `--c`: used when you need to copy and the source files or directories don't exists in the target.

>>- `java -jar -cp .\src\App.java to .\example\ --c`

>>>- `--c`: also is the default option.



### Delete



>- `-dd`: delete a folder and the content inside

>>- you need to give consent: `-dd test_file --y`

>>- to delete with: ","

>>- `-dd test1, test2 --y`



>- `-df`: delete files

>>- you need to give consent: `-df test_file.c --y`

>>- to delete a file with: ","

>>- `-df test1.c, test2.c --y`



### Compression



>- `-cm`: compress the element of the given path

>>- `java -jar app.jar -cm .\bin\`



>- if you want to control the elements to include in the zip use: `-i`

>>- `java -jar app.jar -cm .\localPath -i "src, bin, .jar`



### De-compression



>- `-dc`: de-compress the elements of the compressed file

>>- `java -jar app.jar -dc .\compressedFile.zip`



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## Disclaimer

>- this project is for educational purposes

>- it is not intended to create a fully functional program

>- security issues are not taken into account