trashy(1)

🗑️✨ trashy(1) — General Commands Manual, but make it cute ✨🗑️

okay so bestie, welcome to trashy(1) — the General Commands Manual page for a tool that is genuinely iconic and also refuses to be boring about deleting files. let’s get into it 💅

🌸 NAME 🌸

trashy — okay so trashy is literally a simple, fast, and featureful alternative to rm and trash-cli. that’s the whole name section, and honestly? slay.

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

the invocation vibe is exactly this, no cap:

trashy [-c|--color] [-t|--table] [-h|--help] [-V|--version] [PATHS] [subcommands]

🗑️ DESCRIPTION 🗑️

same energy as NAME, bestie: trashy is a simple, fast, and featureful alternative to rm and trash-cli. it’s giving “I have range, I have options, I have a whole subcommand situation.” 💖

💅 OPTIONS 💅

• -c, --color=COLOR_STATUS — when to use colors, default auto. the original says: “Declare when to use color for the pattern match output:”
  • 'auto' — show colors if the output goes to an interactive console
  • 'never' — do not use colorized output
  • 'always' — always use colorized output,
  • possible values: auto, always, never
• -t, --table=TABLE_STATUS — when to format as a table, default auto. the original here literally says “Declare when to use color for the pattern match output:” for the table option too — yes, copy-paste icon behavior, we keep it 💀
  • 'auto' — format as a table if the output goes to an interactive console
  • 'never' — do not format as a table
  • 'always' — always format as a table
  • possible values: auto, always, never
• -h, --help — print help information (use -h for a summary). yes bestie, the summary is the short one 🫶
• -V, --version — print version information. iconic.
• [PATHS] — the paths to put into the trash. that’s the whole job, and it ate.

🧚 SUBCOMMANDS 🧚

• trashy-list(1) — list files
• trashy-put(1) — put files
• trashy-empty(1) — PERMANANTLY removes files. all caps, exact spelling, and yes — PERMANANTLY is doing a lot of heavy lifting there, so be normal about it 😭
• trashy-restore(1) — restore files
• trashy-completions(1) — generates completion for a shell
• trashy-manpage(1) — generates manpages
• trashy-help(1) — print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

🫶 EXTRA 🫶

Note: trash -h prints a short and concise overview while trash --help gives all details.

that’s the exact note, bestie — and yes it says trash, not trashy, so we’re keeping it exactly as the original put it 👑

👑 VERSION 👑

v2.0.0 — periodt. 💖

💖 cute sign-off: this manual is the trashy(1) page, the source/version footer says trashy 2.0.0, and the date isn’t shown in the original footer — so I’m not inventing one, bestie. mwah 💋