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# folder-sorter
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A simple Python script to organize files into folders based on the type of files simply by running the script in the directory you want to sort.
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##How to run
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- Make sure you have Python installed and all set up properly.
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- Download the source from this repo either by cloning the repo or using the zip download option on the GitHub site..
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- Move file_sorter.py into the folder you want to organise and click on it, also you can just hit enter after selecting it.
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- A terminal window will open and you're then presented with some information on how many of each type of file it has found.
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- Press enter to proceed with sorting the files, or escape to cancel. The process should take a couple of seconds or less, and then it will tell you the result, and press any key to continue and close the window.
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- That's it, you've successfully organised your messy folder with hundreds of various files.
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If you don't want to deal with Python itself, you can find an executable for Windows in the releases, or if you feel like doing so, you can compile it yourself.
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## Compiling an executable
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As this only needs to use Python's standard library, you can just open a terminal in the directory of folder_sorter.py and run pyinstaller --onefile folder_sorter.py and wait for it to complete, and then close the terminal and find the executable in the dist folder.

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