Sortzilla is a powerful command-line tool designed to bring order to your files. With Sortzilla, you can effortlessly organize your files based on their types, saving you time and keeping your digital life well-structured.

• Effortless File Sorting: Sortzilla simplifies the task of organizing files by automatically categorizing them into dedicated folders based on their file types.
• Supported File Types: Sortzilla supports a wide range of file types, including popular formats such as .jpg, .png, .txt, .pdf, .docx, and .xlsx.
• Saves Time and Reduces Clutter: By automating the file sorting process, Sortzilla helps you regain control over your files, ensuring a clutter-free and organized file system.

1. Download the latest release of Sortzilla from the releases page.

2. Run Sortzilla from the command line in one of the following ways:

   • To organize files in the current working directory (PWD), simply execute:

     ./sortzilla
     

   • To organize files in a specific target folder, use the --target option followed by the target folder path. For example:

     ./sortzilla --target /path/to/target/folder
     

   If the --target option is not provided, Sortzilla will default to organizing files in the current working directory.

3. Sit back and watch as Sortzilla efficiently organizes your files into designated folders based on their file types.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contributions and suggestions are welcome! If you have any ideas or encounter any issues, please feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on the GitHub repository.

If you prefer to build Sortzilla from the source code, follow these steps:

1. Make sure you have Go installed on your system.

2. Clone the repository or download the source code.

3. Navigate to the project's root directory.

4. Build the executable by running the following command:

   go build -o sortzilla
   

5. Run Sortzilla by executing the sortzilla binary, either without any arguments to organize files in the current working directory, or with the --target option followed by the target folder path.

Please remember to exercise caution when using Sortzilla and ensure that you have proper backups of your files. Although Sortzilla is designed to organize files safely, it's always a good practice to have backups in place.

Enjoy the benefits of a well-structured file system with Sortzilla!