A reimplementation of cp in rust.

``` USAGE: kpy [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] ...

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -l, --link Make hard links instead of copying -s, --symbolic-link Make symbolic links instead of copying -V, --version Prints version information

OPTIONS: --parents-stripped Remove X components from the parent and tack onto destination (use as prefix)

ARGS: ... FILE DIRECTORY | DIRECTORY DIRECTORY | FILE1 FILE2 ... DIRECTORY

Process finished with exit code 0 ```

Why?

I needed --parents-stripped in the original cp but couldn't find it. It's something I use more often and I don't want to keep writing a script with awk, sed, cut or whatever in order to achieve what a CLI option could do. Additionally, it has a limited scope and is a nice way to learn rust.

Dev

Install Rust (which will include cargo).

Build

cargo build --bin kpy

Run

cargo run kpy