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mtsort 1.0.1
A cross-platform module for sorting files by time.
License: MIT

# mtsort
A cross-platform module for sorting files by time.

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Gets last modification time from file(s) and folder(s), 
then moves them to a new directory, sorting them in new
folders.  These folder names are in 'yyyy-mm-dd' format.

Useful for sorting large collections of files, which would be otherwise
tedious to do manually!

Tested and confirmed working on Python 3.6 and above.

## Installation
    pip install mtsort

or with the installation script:

    python3 setup.py install

## Examples

**Moving files:**

    >>> import mtsort
    >>> mtsort.mtmove('/home/test/sourcedir', '/home/test/destdir')

Results in:

```
    before:                after:
    .                      .
    |-- destdir            |-- destdir
    |-- sourcedir          |   |-- 2016-07-29  
        |-- file1          |   |   |-- file1
        |-- file2          |   |-- 2016-07-30
        |-- file3          |   |   |-- file2
                           |   |-- 2016-07-31
                           |       |-- file3
                           |-- sourcedir
```                           
**Copying files:**

    >>> import mtsort
    >>> mtsort.mtcopy('/home/test/sourcedir', '/home/test/destdir')

Results in:

```
    before:                after:
    .                      .
    |-- destdir            |-- destdir
    |-- sourcedir          |   |-- 2016-07-29  
        |-- file1          |   |   |-- file1
        |-- file2          |   |-- 2016-07-30
        |-- file3          |   |   |-- file2
                           |   |-- 2016-07-31
                           |       |-- file3
                           |-- sourcedir
                               |-- file1
                               |-- file2
                               |-- file3
```


Alternatively, you can simply launch the script on its own, or from the command line to use it:

from terminal:

    $ mtsort

from cmd or Powershell:

    C:\> py -m mtsort