A simple, lightweight, and fast file organizer, allowing Windows users to organize files in a directory in their own category.
Check releases for already-built versions.
Run the program from a terminal or inside your Windows program by invoking console commands.
Run the following command to read how to use the app:
.\FilesOrganizer.exe -h
The -h command will output supported file extensions and how to use the app's primary function.
To organize files in a directory, for example, C:\MyFolder, invoke the following:
.\FilesOrganizer.exe -d C:\MyFolder
The program will organize all the files in the given directory. Make sure the directory is accessible, files are not read-only.
If you're trying to organize files in a folder that needs elevated access, make sure you run your terminal as administrator or the application will have permission issues, causing the code to throw.
Application will write the execution time in case of successful work.
The program is written in dart language and, therefore, the Dart SDK is mandatory to compile and
build the executable.
Install the Dart SDK, then, run the following commands inside the project directory to compile the executable:
dart pub get
dart compile exe .\bin\files_organizer.dart -o .\<Output name>.exe
The output name can be anything.
Currently, only Microsoft Windows is supported. This program is guaranteed to work on x64 Windows 10/11.
Note: Dart has a Flutter framework as well. You can build cross-platform applications which run on many other platforms.
- Add the ability to add a list of default directories to the program to organize them at each launch
- Add a hotkey to organize a list of directories added by the user
- Add a run-at-startup feature after implementing the above features
- Add the ability to add custom categories and extensions.
Feel free to report application issues, request features, and discuss possible improvements to the Issues section of this GitHub repo.
Pull requests are welcome!