Releases: pltnk/selective_copy
v0.3.0
Selective Copy v0.3.0
Simple command line application that copies all files with given extensions from a directory and its subfolders to another directory showing progress bar and remaining files counter.
Allows to preserve a source folder structure, to process only files without given extensions, to move files instead of copying, to exclude certain files from processing and to create a log if necessary.
Opens a filedialog if source and/or destination are not given in the command line.
Creates folders in a destination path if they don't exist.
Installing
pip install slcp
Usage
slcp ext [ext ...] [-s SRC] [-d DST] [-sc | -dc] [-p] [-i] [-m] [-e FILE [FILE ...]] [-l] [-h]
Positional arguments:
ext One or more extensions of the files to copy.
Enter extensions without a dot and separate by spaces.
Optional arguments:
-s SRC, --source SRC Source folder path.
-d DST, --dest DST Destination folder path.
-sc, --srccwd Use current working directory as a source folder.
-dc, --dstcwd Use current working directory as a destination folder.
-p, --preserve Preserve source folder structure.
-i, --invert Process only files without given extensions.
-m, --move Move files instead of copying, be careful with this option.
-e FILE [FILE ...], Exclude one or more files from processing.
--exclude FILE [FILE ...] Enter filenames with extensions and separate by spaces.
-l, --log Create and save log to the destination folder.
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
Examples
Changelog
v0.3.0 - 2019-08-22
Added
- Black code style
Changed
- The code is now divided into separate modules
- Dots that come with extensions are removed from output folder name.
The reason is that folders with a name starting with a dot are considered as hidden on Linux. - Log saving indication
- Name of the logfile
Fixed
- Issue when paths like /home/user/test and /home/user/test2 were considered as nested which lead to an error.
v0.2.1 - 2019-07-16
Added
- Changelog
Fixed
v0.2.0 - 2019-07-15
Added
- Support of processing several extensions at once
- --invert option
- --move option
- --exclude option
v0.2.1
Selective Copy v0.2.1
Simple command line application that copies all files with given extensions from a directory and its subfolders to another directory showing progress bar and remaining files counter.
Allows to preserve a source folder structure, to process only files without given extensions, to move files instead of copying, to exclude certain files from processing and to create a log if necessary.
Opens a filedialog if source and/or destination are not given in the command line.
Creates folders in a destination path if they don't exist.
Installing
pip install slcp
Usage
slcp ext [ext ...] [-s SRC] [-d DST] [-sc | -dc] [-p] [-i] [-m] [-e FILE [FILE ...]] [-l] [-h]
Positional arguments:
ext One or more extensions of the files to copy.
Enter extensions without a dot and separate by spaces.
Optional arguments:
-s SRC, --source SRC Source folder path.
-d DST, --dest DST Destination folder path.
-sc, --srccwd Use current working directory as a source folder.
-dc, --dstcwd Use current working directory as a destination folder.
-p, --preserve Preserve source folder structure.
-i, --invert Process only files without given extensions.
-m, --move Move files instead of copying, be careful with this option.
-e FILE [FILE ...], Exclude one or more files from processing.
--exclude FILE [FILE ...] Enter filenames with extensions and separate by spaces.
-l, --log Create and save log to the destination folder.
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
Changelog
v0.2.1 - 2019-07-16
Added
- Changelog
Fixed
v0.2.0 - 2019-07-15
Added
- Support of processing several extensions at once
- --invert option
- --move option
- --exclude option
v0.2.0
Selective Copy v0.2.0
Simple command line application that copies all files with given extensions from a directory and its subfolders to another directory showing progress bar and remaining files counter.
Allows to preserve a source folder structure, to process only files without given extensions, to move files instead of copying, to exclude certain files from processing and to create a log if necessary.
Opens a filedialog if source and/or destination are not given in the command line.
Creates folders in a destination path if they don't exist.
Installing
pip install slcp
Usage
slcp ext [ext ...] [-s SRC] [-d DST] [-sc | -dc] [-p] [-i] [-m] [-e FILE [FILE ...]] [-l] [-h]
Positional arguments:
ext One or more extensions of the files to copy.
Enter extensions without a dot and separate by spaces.
Optional arguments:
-s SRC, --source SRC Source folder path.
-d DST, --dest DST Destination folder path.
-sc, --srccwd Use current working directory as a source folder.
-dc, --dstcwd Use current working directory as a destination folder.
-p, --preserve Preserve source folder structure.
-i, --invert Process only files without given extensions.
-m, --move Move files instead of copying, be careful with this option.
-e FILE [FILE ...], Exclude one or more files from processing.
--exclude FILE [FILE ...] Enter filenames with extensions and separate by spaces.
-l, --log Create and save log to the destination folder.
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
Changelog
v0.2.0 - 2019-07-15
Added
- Support of processing several extensions at once
- --invert option
- --move option
- --exclude option
v0.1.0
Initial upload to PyPI
pypi.org/project/slcp/
You can now install via pip install slcp
Simple command line application that copies all files with given extension from a directory and its subfolders to another directory showing progress bar and remaining files counter.
Allows to preserve a source folder structure and to create a log if necessary.
Opens a filedialog if source and/or destination are not given in the command line.
Creates folders in a destination path if they don't exist.
Usage: slcp ext [-s SRC] [-d DST] [-sc | -dc] [-p] [-l] [-h] Positional arguments: ext Extension of the files to copy, enter without a dot. Optional arguments: -s SRC, --source SRC Source folder path. -d DST, --dest DST Destination folder path. -sc, --srccwd Use current working directory as a source folder. -dc, --dstcwd Use current working directory as a destination folder. -p, --preserve Preserve source folder structure. -l, --log Create and save log to the destination folder. -h, --help Show this help message and exit.