dir_cleaner

A simple binary crate written in order to learn how to create, organize and distribute Rust apps.

The main purpose of the crate is to help you identify duplicate files in nested directories and simplify their deletion (if necessary).

The crate is super simple to use, just call it from the command line and provide the relative path of the folder you want to inspect. EG:

dir_cleaner ./test

Once you've done so, the program will ask you for a file name; such a name will be used to find any file with that exact name on the specified directory and its respective subdirectories. Then, the program will proceed to expose the list of the found files (along with their creation_date and their relative path) and ask you if you want to keep all of them, if that's not the case it will help you with the deletion process.

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dir_cleaner

A simple binary crate written in order to learn how to create, organize and distribute Rust apps.

The main purpose of the crate is to help you identify duplicate files in nested directories and simplify their deletion (if necessary).

The crate is super simple to use, just call it from the command line and provide the relative path of the folder you want to inspect.

dir_cleaner ./test

Once you've done so, the program will ask you for a file name; such a name will be used to find any file with that exact name on the specified directory and its respective subdirectories. Then, the program will proceed to expose the list of the found files (along with their creation_date and their relative path) and ask you if you want to keep all of them, if that's not the case it will help you with the deletion process.