🧹 File System Cleanup Tool

A lightweight and efficient Rust-based CLI tool designed to identify and clean up "digital clutter" on your system.

🚀 Description

This tool recursively scans a specified directory to identify files that haven't been modified for a set period (default is 30 days). It helps you maintain disk space and organize your file system by pinpointing stale files.

🛠 Tech Stack

• Rust: The core programming language.
• Clap: For robust command-line argument parsing.
• WalkDir: For efficient recursive directory traversal.
• Chrono: For accurate time calculations and date formatting.

📦 Installation

1. Ensure you have Rust installed.
2. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AkhrorKhasanov/file_system_cleanup_tool.git
   cd file_system_cleanup_tool
   
   

3. Verify the installation by checking the help menu:

cargo run -- --help

⌨️ Usage You can run the tool using the following command structure:

General Format:

cargo run -- --folder "YOUR_FOLDER_PATH" --days NUMBER_OF_DAYS

Examples:

1. Run with the default 30-day limit:

cargo run -- --folder "C:\Users\Documents\Downloads"

2. Find files not modified in the last 60 days:

cargo run -- -f "C:\Users\Documents\Downloads" -d 60

📋 Arguments -f, --folder : The path to the directory you want to scan (Required).

-d, --days : The age threshold for files (in days). Default is 30.

-h, --help : Display the help menu.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page or submit a Pull Request.

This project was created to explore Rust systems programming and improve system organization.