trs

Replacement for rm command.
The trs command reproduces the directory structure into the trash can.

Setup

Use $TRASH_CAN_PATH to specify path.
It is ~/.Trash in the default.

Available Commands

move

Move the files to the trash can.

restore

Move the files in the trash can to the current directory.

--all(-a)

Target all the files.

list

Show the file names in the trash can.

--path(-p)

Show the file paths in the trash can.

--reverse(-r)

Show the file names in reverse order.

--days(-d) [days]

Show the file names moved to the trash can within [days] days.

$ trs --days 1
$ trs -d 10

--size(-s) [size]

Show the files with size greater than [size] size.

$ trs --size 500MB
$ trs -s 1GB

size

The size of the trash can directory.

remove

Remove a file in the trash can.

auto-remove

Remove the files if the date and time that the file moved in the trash can exceed the specified period.

--period(-p) [days]

The option can specify the period. It is 30 days in the default.

.bashrc

which trs &> /dev/null && trs auto-remove

.zshrc

[[ -n ${commands[trs]} ]] && trs auto-remove