file-names-renamer
Advanced tools
Renames the files
To remove last digits with hyphen(-) in file names
- Files
- DSC_3634-1.jpg
- DSC_3635-2.jpg
- DSC_3636-3.jpg
- DSC_3637-4.jpg
- DSC_3638-5.jpg
- DSC_3639-6.jpg
- DSC_3640-7.jpg
file-names-renamer -d ./testing -s \(\\d.\) -r file\-\$1 -l ./rename.log -i \*.*
The above command will generate following renaming effect on files
- Files
- DSC_3634.jpg
- DSC_3635.jpg
- DSC_3636.jpg
- DSC_3637.jpg
- DSC_3638.jpg
- DSC_3639.jpg
- DSC_3640.jpg
-d, --dir <dir>: Directory to work on-i, --input-pattern <files>: Directory to work on-s, --search <search>: Search for the pattern in file name-r, --replace <replace>: replace with-l, --log <log>: replace with-dr, --dry-run: replace withFAQs
Renames the files in a directory
We found that file-names-renamer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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