gomi
Trash CLI tool written in Go
TLDR
Move files to trash
$ gomi [file1] [file2]
Interactively restore a file from trash$ gomi -r
List trash contents$ gomi -l
Empty the trash permanently$ gomi --empty
SYNOPSIS
gomi [options] files
DESCRIPTION
gomi is a trash CLI written in Go that moves files to a trash directory instead of permanently deleting them. It provides an undo mechanism for file deletion with an interactive fuzzy-finder restore interface powered by fzf-style selection.The tool uses the XDG Trash specification on Linux and integrates with system trash on macOS. Files can be restored to their original location through the interactive restore interface.
PARAMETERS
FILES
Files or directories to move to trash.-r, --restore
Interactively select and restore files from trash.-l, --list
List all files currently in the trash.--empty
Permanently delete all files in the trash.--help
Display help information.--version
Display version information.
INSTALL
brew install gomi
nix profile install nixpkgs#gomi
CAVEATS
Trashed files still consume disk space until the trash is emptied. Behavior differs from `rm` which permanently deletes files. Cross-filesystem trashing may copy files instead of moving them. Trash should be emptied periodically to reclaim space.
