Recently maintained

A command-line tool to batch rename files and directories

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Language
Rust

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Get the source & start here

Cloning downloads source; follow official setup and dependency instructions.

git clone https://github.com/ismaelgv/rnr.git
READMEgithub.dev

About this project

What is rnr?

A command-line tool to batch rename files and directories

How do I get started?

Clone with git clone https://github.com/ismaelgv/rnr.git. Cloning is not a complete installation; follow the official README for dependencies, hosts and usage.

Can I use it commercially?

Current license information: MIT. Review the original terms, dependencies and your intended use.

What do maintenance and growth indicate?

Current status: Recently maintained. Activity is not a security audit. Growth uses collected snapshots; missing baselines are not estimated.