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rardir

v1.0.6

Published

Utility to pack meta data inside specified folders.

Downloads

14

Readme

Overview

rardir is a small utility to pack meta data inside specified folders.

Install

npm -g i rardir

or

yarn global add rardir

Usage

rardir <file(s) | folder(s)>

Prerequisites

WinRar should be installed and registered on system PATH to run rardir. It is possible to make single executable file with npm package pkg.

Handled cases

arguments | expectations

  • | - multiple files and/or folders | Move all entered items into the new tm.rar file multple folders and no files | For each folder create s separate tm.rar files single folder and no files | For each folder create s separate tm.rar files sinlge foder 'tm' and no files | Zip the content of 'tm' folder to file tm.rar, move tm.rar up and remove folder 'tm'

TODO

  • add support for 7-zip
  • support for remote folders (UNC path is not supported by node exec on Windows, so we cannot set working folder)
  • pause mode for debugging (TBD)