After installing Rust, run the below commands to build.
$ git clone https://github.com/Takashicc/rimg
$ cd rimg
$ cargo build --release
$ ./target/release/rimg --version
rimg 0.3.0Rename files in each directory to sequential number.
This command will look recursively.
$ rimg rename -h
Rename files in each directory to sequential number
Usage: rimg rename [OPTIONS] <INPUT_DIR>
Arguments:
<INPUT_DIR> Target directory
Options:
-d, --digit <DIGIT> Number of digits for renaming [default: 4]
-e, --extensions <EXTENSIONS> Target file extension [default: jpg jpeg]
-i, --initial <INITIAL> Initial number [default: 1]
-s, --step <STEP> Number of steps to count each files [default: 1]
-y, --yes Execute immediately or not
-h, --help Print help information
$ rimg rename "~/test" -y
2 directories will be executed
There are no JPG files in test directory
Renaming JPG files in xxx directory
|############################################################| 24 /24 Renaming xxxCompress each directory directly under the specified directory.
This command will NOT look recursively.
Currently supports rar and zip.
$ rimg compress -h
Compress files in each directory
Usage: rimg compress [OPTIONS] <INPUT_DIR>
Arguments:
<INPUT_DIR> Input directory
Options:
-o, --output-dir <OUTPUT_DIR> Output directory
-f, --format-type <FORMAT_TYPE> Compress file format type [default: rar]
-v, --validate Check the compressed file is not corrupted after the file was created
--validate-only Just check the compressed file is not corrupted
-y, --yes Execute immediately or not
-h, --help Print help information
$ rimg compress "~/test" -v -y
2 directories will be executed
[00:00:03] [##############################] (0.0s) Compressed xxx.rar!
Compression Result
# ----------------- #
| Total -> 2 |
| Created -> 2 |
| Error -> 0 |
# ----------------- #
[00:00:01] [##############################] (0.0s) OK
Validation Result
# ----------------- #
| Total -> 2 |
| Valid -> 2 |
| Invalid -> 0 |
# ----------------- #