qsort is a simple command-line interface (CLI) sorting tool designed specifically for Linux. This utility allows users to efficiently organize files based on various criteria, making it an essential addition for anyone looking to streamline their file management tasks.

Key Features

• File Sorting: Easily sort files in a specified directory using three simple flags:
  • -w or --where: Specify the target directory for sorted files. For example, use /home/user/Documents.
  • -t or --type: Determine the type of sorting to apply (e.g., by name, extension, or date of last modification).
  • -d or --df: Define a distinctive feature related to the sorting type, such as a specific file name or modification date format.

Usage Example

To sort all .txt files from the current directory to the specified Documents directory, the command would look as follows:

qsort -w /home/user/Documents -t ext --df .txt

This command efficiently moves all .txt files to the target directory provided via the -w flag.

Future enhancements are planned, including an edit mode that will allow users to create and delete files directly through the tool.

Feedback is always appreciated to help improve the project.