File Organizer

This script is designed to organize files in a directory based on their file extensions. It scans the specified directory, identifies files with matching extensions, and moves them to designated folders.

Prerequisites

Before running the script, ensure you have the following installed:

Python (version 3.10 or above)
Required dependencies (e.g., re, os)

Getting Started

Clone or download the repository to your local machine.
Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the project directory.

Usage

To use the script, follow these steps:

Customize the script configuration:
- Open the script file (conf.toml) in a text editor.
- Modify the conf dictionary to define the file extensions and their corresponding folder names. For example:

[files]
exclude = []


directrorys_to_monitor = [
"/home/code/python/delete_files",
"/home/"
]

[organize]
stl = "/home/3d"
py = "/home/python"
txt = "/home/text"

This example will scan for stl, py, and txt file extensions and organize them into 3d, python, and text folders.

Run the script:
- In the terminal or command prompt, run the following command:
```
python organize_files.py
```
The script will start scanning the current directory for files matching the specified extensions and move them to the respective folders.
Review the output:
- The script will display a message if a file already exists in the destination folder, indicating that it was not moved.
- Once the script completes, check the specified destination folders to verify that the files have been organized according to their extensions.

Notes

The script utilizes regular expressions to match file names based on the specified extensions.
If a file is excluded from the organization process (e.g., listed in the EXCLUDE variable), it will be skipped.
Ensure that the destination folders specified in the configuration dictionary (conf) exist before running the script. If they don't exist, the script will attempt to create them.

License