Metadata-Version: 1.1
Name: date2name
Version: 2017.11.11
Summary: Handling time-stamps and date-stamps in file names
Home-page: https://github.com/novoid/date2name
Author: Karl Voit
Author-email: tools@Karl-Voit.at
License: UNKNOWN
Download-URL: https://github.com/novoid/date2name/zipball/master
Description: filetags
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        This Python script adds, removes, and manages date- and time-stamps in file names.
        
            2013-05-09 a file name with ISO date stamp in name -- tag1.jpg
        
            2013-05-09T16.17 file name with time stamp -- tag3.csv
        
        Usage:
                 date2name [options] file ...
        
        Per default, date2name gets the modification time of matching files
        and directories and adds a datestamp in standard ISO 8601+ format
        YYYY-MM-DD (http://datestamps.org/index.shtml) at the beginning of
        the file- or directoryname.
        If an existing timestamp is found, its style will be converted to the
        selected ISO datestamp format but the numbers stays the same.
        Executed with an examplefilename "file" this results e.g. in
        "2008-12-31_file".
        Note: Other that defined in ISO 8601+ the delimiter between hours,
        minutes, and seconds is not a colon but a dot. Colons are causing
        several problems on different file systems and are there fore replaced
        with the (older) DIN 5008 version with dots.
        
        Run date2name --help for usage hints
        
        Options:
          -h, --help         show this help message and exit
          -d, --directories  modify only directory names
          -f, --files        modify only file names
          -C, --compact      use compact datestamp             (YYYYMMDD)
          -M, --month        use datestamp with year and month (YYYY-MM)
          -w, --withtime     use datestamp including seconds   (YYYY-MM-DDThh.mm.ss)
          -m, --mtime        take modification time for datestamp [default]
          -c, --ctime        take creation time for datestamp
          -q, --quiet        do not output anything but just errors on console
          -v, --verbose      enable verbose mode
          --nocorrections    do not convert existing datestamps to new format
          -s, --dryrun       enable dryrun mode: just simulate what would happen, do
                             not modify files or directories
          --version          display version and exit
        
        Please read https://github.com/novoid/filetags/ for further information and descriptions.
        
Keywords: file managing,file management,files,date,time,time-stamps
Platform: UNKNOWN
