bibin
Trash/Untrash files and folders in command-line or as a library. Follows relevant freedesktop spec.
Install
pipx install bibin
Command-line example
Just trash some files and folder:
bibin put some/file_to_remove.txt some_folder_to_delete/
Oops it was a mistake, restore a file:
bibin restore some/file_to_remove.txt
But if it wasn't, we can erase from trash:
bibin erase some/file_to_remove.txt
See what's in trash:
bibin list
Library example
TODO
Standard
- supports non-home dir trashes (for example on different partitions or removable drives)
License
bibin is licensed under WTFPLv2.
Metadata
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