fileshuffle.py
Shuffle files
Installation
Python3.5 is required.
pip install fileshuffle
Usage
usage: fileshuffle.py [-h] --destination DESTINATION [--recurse]
[--no-shuffle] [--order_prefix ORDER_PREFIX]
[--order_prefix_regexp ORDER_PREFIX_REGEXP]
source
Shuffle files
positional arguments:
source Source directory
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--destination DESTINATION
Destination directory. Will be cleared if exists and
created if not
--recurse, -R Search files in source directory recursively
--no-shuffle Do not shuffle gathered files
--order_prefix ORDER_PREFIX
--order_prefix_regexp ORDER_PREFIX_REGEXP
Used to detect existing order prefixes and remove them
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