quick-clean
- 3 Devlogs
- 10 Total hours
Is your folder a mess? This tool organise your folder in a second with a single command. No GUI, no learning, no friction. Easy, right?
Is your folder a mess? This tool organise your folder in a second with a single command. No GUI, no learning, no friction. Easy, right?
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Cool project!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in #ask-the-shipwrights on Slack!
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Hello,
Please address the previous reviewer's feedback:
Your readme appears to use a lot of AI. Please rewrite it with your own words w/o AI,
Your demo must be an executable file, not a .sh.
If you have any questions, DM @kaboom
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So I did some changes. I changed the README becuase they said it was made with AI (it wasn’t). I hope this time my brain don’t write like an LLM. I also improved a lot the performance deleting and changing some loops and using some bash tricks.
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Hello!
I love your project, I def have an issue with massive folders.
However, please fix the following issue(s) so we can allow you to submit this:
- Your readme appears to use a lot of AI. Please rewrite it with your own words w/o AI
- Your demo must be an executable file, not a .sh
Any questions or concerns can be directed to @Jack Jacobson on slack or the #ask-the-shipwrights channel and know that we can't wait to see what you will make next!
Shipwright walkthrough
I’m going to mark the project as complete. It does what it’s supposed to do and has no bugs (I hope). If any bugs crop up or I think of ways to improve it, I’ll do so.
It hasn’t been a very interesting project, but it’s a start. I want to do a more interesting project that motivates me.
Hello, this is the fist devlog of quick-clean
The main utility itself is working: it groups files together and places the unknown ones in a separate folder. But I would like to do some minor changes. Also i need to do the README, setup script and stuff like that.