dwrap

Directory wrap. Media files often live in eponymous directories (movie (2001)/movie (2001).mkv), but sometimes arrive "naked". dwrap wraps each file you give it in a directory of the same name.

dwrap [--dry-run] [--preserve-extensions] PATH...

Pass files via your shell's glob, e.g. dwrap *.mkv. Arguments that are directories are ignored.

$ dwrap --dry-run "movie (2001).mkv"
movie (2001).mkv -> movie (2001)/movie (2001).mkv

Options

• --dry-run – show what would happen without changing anything.
• --preserve-extensions – name the directory after the full file name, including its extension (movie (2001).mkv/movie (2001).mkv). By default the extension is dropped (movie (2001).mkv → movie (2001)/).

Name clashes

If the directory name is already taken (by an existing item, or by an earlier file in the same run), dwrap warns and numbers the new directory: movie (2001) (1), movie (2001) (2), and so on. Nothing is overwritten.

Install

pipx install dwrap

Development

pip install -e . pytest
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