Rust File Manager

File manager, only inside Rust 🦀

rfm is a convenient and intuitive way to interact with files on OS. Function naming is similar to Unix commands (ls, mkdir, mv, rm, cp, touch etc.), so you can easily figure out how to use it.

Installation

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
rfm = "0.5.0"

Usage

For example:

extern crate rfm;
use std::{
    io::Result,
    path::{Path, PathBuf},
};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    let dir_from_1 = Path::new("./tests/testing/mv").to_path_buf();
    let dir_from_2 = Path::new("./tests/testing/cp").to_path_buf();

    let dir_to = Path::new("./tests/testing/mkdir").to_path_buf();

    // check dir for existing files/dirs
    if rfm::ls(&dir_to)?.len() > 0 {
        // clean dir
        rfm::clean(&vec![&dir_to])?;
    }

    let need_to_move: Vec<&PathBuf> = vec![&dir_from_1, &dir_from_2];
    // Move some files/dirs
    rfm::mv(&need_to_move, &dir_to)?;

    Ok(())
}

Functions:

Function	Description
rfm::ls	Read the directory/directories and return the content. `dir` - takes the path to the directory whose contents you want to retrieve.
rfm::clean	Clears the directory/directories of all child files and directories on the passed path. `paths` - takes a list of paths of what you want to clean.
rfm::mkdir	Creates a directory/directories on the passed path. Note, the function creates all missing directories if they occur in the passed parameter. `dir_paths` - takes a list of paths of what you want to create.
rfm::touch	Creates a file/files in the passed path. `file_paths` - takes a list of paths of what you want to create.
rfm::cp	Copies files and directories, including nested files and directories. `from` - takes a list of paths of what you want to copy. `to` - destination path.
rfm::mv	Moves files and directories, including nested files and directories. `from` - takes a list of paths of what you want to copy. `to` - destination path.
rfm::rm	Deletes files/directories (including nested files/directories). `from` - takes a list of paths of what you want to delete.

Contributing

Fork it!
Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
Commit your changes: git commit -am "Add some feature"
Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
Submit a pull request
Stay Rusty 🦀

License

MIT