bulkrename 0.1.2

bulkrename is a tool for renaming large numbers of files.
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# bulkrename

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`bulkrename` is a tool for renaming large numbers of files.

`bulkrename` accepts file paths either via command line arguments or via
standard input. When invoked, `bulkrename` opens a file in `EDITOR` with the
input paths. After user exits `EDITOR`, `bulkrename` will rename all the input
files using the file names from the file as their new names.

If you are familiar with the `bulkrename` command of the
[Ranger](https://github.com/ranger/ranger) file manager, this program works
basically the same way.

## Usage

```
usage: bulkrename [-h|--help] [FILE]...
bulkrename is a tool for renaming large numbers of files.

options:
  -h, --help:        display this help
```

## Examples

``` shell
bulkrename file-1.txt file-2.txt file-3.txt
find examples | bulkrename
```