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gt(1) ["gt version v0.0.1" ["User Commands"]]
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# NAME
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gt \- manual page for gt version 0.0.1
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# DESCRIPTION
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## NAME:
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gt \- Simple command line XDG Trash application
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## USAGE:
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gt [global options] [command [command options] / filename(s)]
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## INFO:
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g(o)t(rash) is a simple, command line program to interface with the XDG Trash. Files in the trash may be listed, cleaned, or restored via an interactive table, and filtered with various flags.
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## VERSION:
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0.0.1
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## AUTHOR:
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Lilian Jónsdóttir <lilian.jonsdottir@gmail.com>
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# INTERACTIVE MODE
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Run with no args to start interactive mode. In interactive mode, files in the trash are displayed, and may be selected to either restore or remove permanently.
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# RM-LIKE TRASHING
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Run with no command and only filename(s) as argument(s) to skip displaying files, sending them straight to the trash, in a quick, rm-like way.
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# COMMANDS
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## TRASH:
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_command_: trash, tr
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Trash a file or files
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_usage_:
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trash [command options] [filename(s)]
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_info_:
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The trash command finds files on the filesystem based on the filter flags and any filename args, and displays them in a sortable and filterable table, allowing them to be selectively trashed.
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_flags_:
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*--recursive*, *-r*
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operate on files recursively
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*--work-dir* dir, *-w* dir
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operate on files in this `DIRECTORY`
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*--hidden*, *-h*
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operate on hidden files
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## LIST:
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_command_: list, ls
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List trashed files
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_usage_:
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list [command options] [filename(s)]
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_info_:
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The trash command finds files in the trash based on the filter flags and any filename args, and displays them in a sortable and filterable table.
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_flags:_
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*--non-interactive*, *-n*
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list files and quit
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*--original-path* dir, *-O* dir
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list files trashed from this directory
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## RESTORE:
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_command_: restore, re
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Restore a trashed file or files
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_usage_:
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restore [command options] [filename(s)]
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_info_:
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The trash command finds files in the trash based on the filter flags and any filename args, and displays them in a sortable and filterable table, allowing them to be selectively restored.
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_flags:_
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*--all*, *-a*
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operate on all files in trash
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*--original-path* dir, *-O* dir
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restore files trashed from this directory
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## CLEAN:
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_command_: clean, cl
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Clean files from trash
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_usage_:
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clean [command options] [filename(s)]
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_info_:
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The trash command finds files in the trash based on the filter flags and any filename args, and displays them in a sortable and filterable table, allowing them to be selectively removed permanently.
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_flags:_
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*--all*, *-a*
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operate on all files in trash
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*--original-path* dir, *-O* dir
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remove files trashed from this directory
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# GLOBAL FLAGS
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*--confirm*, *-c*
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ask for confirmation before executing any action
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*--log* level, *-l* level
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set log level
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# FILTER FLAGS (USABLE WITH ALL COMMANDS)
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*--match* pattern, *-m* pattern
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operate on files matching regex pattern
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*--glob* pattern, *-m* pattern
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operate on files matching glob
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*--not-match* pattern, *-M* pattern
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operate on files not matching regex pattern
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*--not-glob* pattern, *-G* pattern
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operate on files not matching glob
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*--on* date, *-O* date
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operate on files modified on date
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*--before* date, *-B* date
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operate on files modified before date
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*--after* date, *-A* date
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operate on files modified after date
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*--files-only*, *-F*
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operate on files only
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*--dirs-only*, *-D*
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operate on directories only
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*--min-size* size, *-N* size
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operate on files larger than size
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*--max-size* size, *-X* size
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operate on files smaller than size
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*--mode* mode, *-x* mode
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operate on files matching mode mode
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