A CLI tool to rename files to randomly generated strings.
```sh
path/to/foo and /path/to/bar.txt to randomly generated namesrng-rename path/to/foo path/to/bar.txt ```
You can expect something like this:
Batch #1/1:
"/abs/path/to/foo" -> "09c43d3d"
"/abs/path/to/bar.txt" -> "67aec57d.txt"
Confirm batch? You can proceed(p), skip(s), or halt(h): proceed
Renamed 2 files. Done.
There are plenty of various options available. You can for example:
- Preview using the --dry-run flag
- Choose which character set to use for random names using the --char-set option
- Choose upper/lower/mixed case where applicable using the --case option
- Set a prefix and/or a suffix to the randomly generated name using --prefix and --suffix options
- Choose what to do with the file extension using the --ext-mode option
And more. For full usage, run:
sh
rng-rename --help
sh
cargo install rng-rename
```sh
paru rng-rename
yay rng-rename ```