qdir is a command-line tool for creating directories with randomly generated names. It's useful when you need a quick directory without thinking about names.
- Create directories with random alphanumeric names
- Optional naming themes: scientists/engineers or pet names
- Create nested directories with controllable depth
- Use system temp directory or current working directory
Basic: qdir
With options: qdir [options]
-d, --depth <depth>Set depth for nested directories-l, --length <length>Set length for random string-n, --nameUse names instead of random string-p, --petUse pets instead of random string-t, --tmpUse the system's temporary directory-h, --helpPrint help-V, --versionPrint version
You can install qdir using cargo:
cargo install qdirOr using brew:
brew install k3ii/tap/qdirCheck the release page to install the pre-built binaries.
Contributions to Qdir are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
- Inspired by Docker's naming generator for containers
- Thanks to all the scientists and technologists whose names are used in this project
If you encounter any problems or have any questions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.
