Case is described below. (Launch command in the CLI.)
$ ./ffcleaner.py ../ffcleaner-sandbox/java
$ Dir to output: .
$ Dir to clean: ../ffcleaner-sandbox/java.
$ Started cleaning.
$ ...
I think about whether it is a correct behavior for script. Maybe it's good to ask user for default directory name in this case. Maybe i must use something this as the default directory name: '$directory-for-clean-name$_cleaned'. For example if i want to clean 'documents' directory i need to use 'documents_cleaned' name for the default.
Case is described below. (Launch command in the CLI.)
$ ./ffcleaner.py ../ffcleaner-sandbox/java $ Dir to output: . $ Dir to clean: ../ffcleaner-sandbox/java. $ Started cleaning. $ ...
I think about whether it is a correct behavior for script. Maybe it's good to ask user for default directory name in this case. Maybe i must use something this as the default directory name: '$directory-for-clean-name$_cleaned'. For example if i want to clean 'documents' directory i need to use 'documents_cleaned' name for the default.