Linux command
trashy 命令
文件
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常用示例
Example
trash [path/to/file]
Example
trash [path/to/file1] [path/to/file2]
List
trash list
Restore
trash restore [file]
Remove
trash empty [file]
Example
trash restore --all
Example
trash empty --all
说明
trashy is a Rust-based command-line trash utility that provides a safe alternative to rm by moving files to the XDG Trash specification-compliant trash can. It offers a modern, fast implementation with intuitive subcommands. The main command trash moves files to trash by default. Files can be listed, restored to their original location, or permanently deleted using the respective subcommands. It integrates with desktop trash locations.
参数
- put _files_
- Move files to trash (default if no command given)
- list
- List items in the trash
- restore _files_
- Restore files from trash to original location
- empty _files_
- Permanently delete files from trash
- --all
- Apply to all items (with restore or empty)
- -f, --force
- Skip confirmation prompts
- -r, --recursive
- Include directories recursively
- -v, --verbose
- Show verbose output
- -h, --help
- Display help message
FAQ
What is the trashy command used for?
trashy is a Rust-based command-line trash utility that provides a safe alternative to rm by moving files to the XDG Trash specification-compliant trash can. It offers a modern, fast implementation with intuitive subcommands. The main command trash moves files to trash by default. Files can be listed, restored to their original location, or permanently deleted using the respective subcommands. It integrates with desktop trash locations.
How do I run a basic trashy example?
Run `trash [path/to/file]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does put _files_ do in trashy?
Move files to trash (default if no command given)