OneFile is a Python command-line utility that helps keep cluttered directories tidy by automatically placing files into structured subfolders.
It’s designed for routine housekeeping tasks such as cleaning a Downloads folder, and it can work with configurable organisation rules so users can tailor how files are sorted. The project can be run for a one-off cleanup or used in a background watch mode to keep folders organised as new files appear.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Sorts files into organised category folders such as documents, images, videos, audio, archives, code, and executables.
- Offers a dry-run mode so you can preview planned file moves before making any changes.
- Identifies duplicate files using content hashing.
- Uses MIME type detection as well as filename extensions to classify files.
- Supports filtering by file size, file age, and chosen extensions.
- Provides logging, JSON output, and report generation for auditing larger operations.
Website: github.com/Aditya-Ranjan1234/onefile-organizer
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Developer: Aditya Ranjan
License: MIT License
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