Project Status: This project is in its initial stage. The tool is functional but may still be under development, and additional features or improvements are planned in the future.
A command-line tool for organizing files in your Windows Downloads folder by automatically sorting them into directories based on their file extensions. It helps keep your Downloads folder neat and categorized, making it easier to find your files.
- Organizes files in the Downloads folder based on file extensions.
- Customizable file extension-to-folder mapping.
Node.js (v14 or higher) should be installed on your system. Download and install Node.js from https://nodejs.org.
npm install win-downloads-organizer --global
Once installed, you can run the tool from the command line. By default, it will organize files in your Downloads folder.
wdo --extensions "<.extension>:<folder>" [options]
wdo --extensions ".jpg:Images .mp3:Musics .pdf:Documents .zip:Documents .exe:Apps
The CLI tool offers several options to customize its behavior:
- Description: Specify a custom directory to organize (default is the Downloads folder).
- Usage:
wdo --source C:/Users/admin/Downloads --extensions ".jpg:Images"
- Description: Shows help information and lists all available options
- Usage:
wdo --help
- Description: Displays current cli version
- Usage:
wdo -v