renames is a command line tool implemented with Python for Linux/MacOS.
You can rename files on current directory at once.
You need Python >= 3.7.
Clone this repo, go to renames directory where there is setup.py, and exec $ pip install .
Pipfile and Pipfile.lock are on this repository.
If you have installed pipenv already, you can install and use this tool soon without changing your local Python environment. If not, exec $ pip install pipenv to install pipenv.
First, clone this repo in your arbitrary directory.
Go to the renames directory, where there are Pipfile and Pipfile.lock, and type $ pipenv install.
Virtual Python environment that contains this renames package in installed pip list is created.
Exec $ pipenv shell and enter created virtaul environment.
(See renames package is in pip list by $ pip list in virtual environment.)
(You can exit virtual environment to type $ exit anywhere.)
All ready to try this tool!
Go to a directory where there are many files you have to type mv again and again.
Exec $ renames, then your default editor is open (renames gets editor from EDITOR env variable. If not found, tries to open vi).
File names on current directory will be displayed.
Type destinate file names after >> and close editor with saving.
Files are renamed at once ;)
Before:
After:
