fsorg
A file format to describe and create directory structures
Installation
$ gem install fsorgUsage
Usage:
fsorg [options] <filepath>
fsorg [options] <data> <filepath>
Options:
-h --help Show this screen.
-v --version Show version.
-r --root=ROOT_DIRECTORY Set the root directory.fsorg file format
The text file that describes the folder structure to create is written using this format
# This is a comment
ROOT /mnt/d/documents/new-organization-root
projects {
playgrounds
staging-area
}
resources {
icons
samples
VSTs
overlays
textures
fonts
logos
MIDIs
ISOs
installers
}
gaming {
mods {
minecraft
}
graphics {
minecraft
}
shaders {
minecraft
}
maps {
minecraft
}
}
music
images {
gems
memes {
oc
weeb
dev
misc
templates
}
screenshots {
keep
}
wallpapers {
dual-screen
phone
wide
}
}
documents {
administrative
cheatsheets
}
installed
installers {
windows
linux
}
Running fsorg example.fsorg will create this hierarchy inside /mnt/d/documents/new-organization-root:
├── documents
│ ├── administrative
│ └── cheatsheets
├── gaming
│ ├── graphics
│ │ └── minecraft
│ ├── maps
│ │ └── minecraft
│ ├── mods
│ │ └── minecraft
│ └── shaders
│ └── minecraft
├── images
│ ├── gems
│ ├── memes
│ │ ├── dev
│ │ ├── misc
│ │ ├── oc
│ │ ├── templates
│ │ └── weeb
│ ├── screenshots
│ │ └── keep
│ └── wallpapers
│ ├── dual-screen
│ ├── phone
│ └── wide
├── installed
├── installers
│ ├── linux
│ └── windows
├── music
├── projects
│ ├── playgrounds
│ └── staging-area
└── resources
├── ISOs
├── MIDIs
├── VSTs
├── fonts
├── icons
├── installers
├── logos
├── overlays
├── samples
└── textures
ROOT is not the only command available. See #3, until they are documented here.