filescli 0.0.1

File manager for the command line

File manager for the command line with understandable interface. The app has the necessary basic functionality. How it looks:

Files | disks: C
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 C:\Users\alex-win\Documents
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   1 ▓ Battle Brothers                                               dir
   2 ▓ FeedbackHub                                                   dir
   3 ▓ IISExpress                                                    dir
   4 ▓ Mount&Blade Warband                                           dir
   5 ▓ Mount&Blade Warband Savegames                                 dir
   6 ▓ Mount&Blade Warband WSE2                                      dir
   7 ▓ My Games                                                      dir
   8 ▓ My Web Sites                                                  dir
   9 ▓ Rockstar Games                                                dir
  10 ▓ Witcher 2                                                     dir
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Usage

To start app, enter the command at the command line:

filescli

Short commands to use the app with examples:

• up: «..»
• open: «12» «documents» «c:\users» «/home» «ftp://ftp.us.debian.org»
• home path: «.»
• copy,rename,delete: «copy 11» «delete 2,10»
• ftp download: «download 11» «download 12,14»
• show size: «size 9»
• select page: «page 3»
• disks: «disk C» «disk disk 2»
• create: «dir Pictures» «file readme.txt»
• sorting: «sort»(for ↑↓) «sort name» «sort size»
• exercute CLI command: «code dir» «code ls»
• «exit» «paste» «hidden»

Features

• copy, paste, rename, delete
• sorts by name and size
• show/hide hidden files
• open files by default program
• catalog, files creation
• copy/paste to/from another file manager (only for windows)
• connect to ftp servers and download files from there
• exercute CLI (eg. "dir", "ls") commands (test functionality)
• navigation by typing short commands