File Organizer 📂✨

A simple yet powerful tool designed to declutter your download folder—or any folder, really—by organizing files into directories based on their file types. Say goodbye to the chaos and hello to a neatly arranged workspace!

Features 🚀

• Dry Run Option: Test the waters with a dry run, seeing exactly what changes will be made without actually moving any files.
• Extensive File Support: Whether it's documents, images, or executables, this tool sorts them all into their rightful places.
• Customizable: Comes with the flexibility to add more file types and their corresponding directories as needed.
• Speedy Performance: Built to process a mountain of files in mere seconds, saving you valuable time.

Getting Started 🌟

Prerequisites

• GCC Compiler
• Make (for building the project using the provided Makefile)

Compilation

Compile the project easily with the included Makefile:

make

This command generates the executable, which you can run to start organizing your files. Alternatively, you can compile manually:

gcc -o main main.c extension.c

Running the Program

Execute the program in your target directory:

./main

Follow the on-screen prompts to choose between a dry run or actual file movement. The executable itself is never moved, ensuring the tool is always ready for the next run.

Customization 🛠

Modify the extension.c and extension.h files to add support for new file types or to change the destination directories of the current ones.

Built With 🖥

• C - The programming language used
• GCC - The compiler for compiling the project
• Make - Used to automate the compilation process

Contributing 🤝

Feel free to fork the repo and submit pull requests with improvements or new features. All contributions are welcome!

License 📜

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Acknowledgments 🙌

• Hat tip to anyone whose code was used
• Inspiration
• Coffee ☕