Automatize your commands easily and blazingly fast™️
This is in alpha, it might not work properly.
Rust CLI used to execute any terminal commands selecting multiple files inside a directory. It uses easy to remember filters and settings. (rust + batch)
Also, you can choose not to select files and only loop n times a command with -l <NUMBER>. This is
useful for something like repeating "echo rash" n times to a maximun of 255.
cargo install rasch
You can access this info anytime with rasch -h or --help.
rasch [COMMAND] <OPTIONS>
For example, if you want to convert all files to mp4 in ffmpeg:
rs-batch "ffmpeg -i [i] -c:v libx264 [o]"
Wether [i] is the input files and [o] is the output files.
-hor--help: Displays output help.-Vor--Version: Displays version info.-vor--verbose: Displays all diagnosis and steps useful for debugging or diagnostics.-lorloop-times: Disables file detection and loops any given number of times any command. Useful if you only want to spam a command to a maximum of 255 times. By default is disabled (0).-por--path: Selects input path. By default is the current one used by the terminal.-oor--output: Select output folder.-for--file: Select file extension. By default selects all files in the directory.-korkeep-ext: Keep extension files in the output files. Disabled by default so you can add the extension ([o].ogg) in the command.
- Clone this repository:
git clone http://github.com/sbritorodr/rasch - Run
cargo build -r
- Clone this repository
git clone http://github.com/sbritorodr/rasch - Switch to
nightlybranch. - Make any changes. Don't forget to compile it before pushing.
- Push the repo to the nightly branch
From time to time, nightly will be merged to the stable branch.
- Add more installation options (AUR, snap...)
- Allow multiple file extensions
- Use default rust std::process::Command instead of
executecrate - Recursive flag.
