Utility scripts media file management.
Generally moves files with a specific mime-type to a directory.

The utility scripts do not delete the files but move them to a directory.

All scripts take the -quiet argument to disable logging output,
and the -verbose argument to enable per-file logging output.
Additionally, you can use the -h flag to show all options.

• filter-videos moves all videos to a new directory
• filter-images moves all images to a new directory
• flatten moves all images or videos from subdirectories to a new directory (experimental, only supports depth=1)
• batch-download download files from a textfile of urls asynchronously.
• download downloads all urls given via cli args.
• filter-images-ar filters images based on their aspect ratio
• gpu-convert converts all videos with Nvidia's h264_nvenc encoder.

Requires go 1.16.

• cd /cmd/<script_name>
• go build to create a binary in the current directory
• go install to install the binary to $GOPATH/bin
• alternatively, install all scripts with go install ./... from the projects root directory

Easiest solution is to add $GOPATH/bin to your $PATH.

The pkg directory contains general utility functions for directory filters.
Look at the code for more info.