This file tool gracefully incorporates the last modified date, offering a refined way to utilize your files. You can effortlessly select files within a specific timeframe or leverage their creation history for diverse applications and workflows.
find files matching criteria and do something with them
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help.
-f, --folder="/home/ole/rolling/golang/projects/fileaxe/src"
folder to process, default is current
directory
-m, --matcher=".*" regex matcher for file detection, e.g. '\..*$'
or '\.yaml$
-r, --age-range="0,0" age range of files to consider, string of one
or two comma separated values (min age and
max age), supports durations like 90m, 12h,
4d, 2w; default behaviour is that all files
in a folder will be considered, usage: -r 2h,
-r 30m,2h
-s, --sort-by="age" sort output list by, can be: age, path
-o, --order="desc" sort order
--log-file="/dev/stdout" log file
--log-level="info" log level
--log-no-colors disable output colours, print plain text
--log-json enable json log, instead of text one
-n, --dry-run dry run, just print don't do
Commands:
list list files matching the criteria
exists check if file(s) exists, return non-zero exitcode if not
compress compress matching files
rotate rotate matching files, compress and truncate after successful
compression
copy copy matching files, requires target folder definition
move move matching files, requires target folder definition
truncate truncate matching files
remove remove matching files
version display version
Run "fileaxe <command> --help" for more information on a command.CAUTION! Engaging with this software is akin to wrestling a badger wearing a tutu – unpredictable and potentially shimmering with existential dread. This software is provided “as is.” The user assumes all risks of data loss, system errors, or any other adverse consequences. The provider accepts no liability for any resulting damages.