# scanit
This is my first rust project, it's got rough edges!
A command line utility that recursively searches directories for files matching regex patterns.
I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS ON WINDOWS, IT'S TO DO!
(accidentally wiped my windows install and i'm not doing it on VM)
Examples:
scanit \.rs$ -d /usr # Find Rust files in /usr
scanit '\.png$' --C # Find PNG files from current directory
scanit '^/.*test.*\.js$' # Find JavaScript files starting with 'test'
scanit -H '\.git' # Find hidden git files
scanit -V # Show version number
Supports Unix and Windows paths automatically.
Usage: scanit [OPTIONS] <PATTERN>
Arguments:
<PATTERN>
Regex pattern to match files (e.g. \\.rs$)
Options:
-d, --directory <DIRECTORY>
Starting directory for search
[default: /] if linux/mac
[default: C:/] if windows
-C, --cd
Use current directory for search
-H, --hidden
Show hidden files (e.g. .gitignore, .bashrc)
-h, --help
Print help information
-V, --version
Print version information