It sorts all your files each in a folder named as its extension. For example, it moves all jpg files in jpg folder. Files without extension remain in the main folder.

Example video #1 Example video #2 Example video #3

Inspired by this reddit thread

You can use it as a simple PowerShell script. Alternatively you can integrate it on Windows ontext menu:

1. Move OrdinaPS.ps1 in a script folder
2. Set an Enviroment Variable named "Scripts" (a googled tutorial here)
3. Open Add-to-context-menu.reg file
4. Customize the config file if you want custom folder names

Enjoy!

There are a configuration file called ordinaps.ini. You can customize behavior of OrdinaPS. In blacklist section you can choose specific file type that script should ignore. Every extension should be separate by a comma ,

In Custom folder name sections you can choose a name for specific file type. Yuo can also use same folder name for differente extension.

blacklist=ini,ps1,zip

It move all file except ini files, ps1 and zip files.

pptx=Presentations
ppt=Presentations
docx=Word Docs

In this case, every docx files will go in a folder called "Word Docs" instead the basic "docx" folder. Furthermore, pptx and ppt files will go in the same "Presentations" folder.

• 0.3.1
  • Fix square brackets in file name bug (Issue #3) (thanks to laurinschubert)
• 0.3
  • Added custom folder name for specific extensions (thanks to Xyphyn)
  • Change configuration file structure
  • Change configuration file type in *.ini
  • Update README with config instructions
• 0.2
  • Improved sintax (thanks to 123456IcanCount)
  • Removed -Force option (so if a file alredy exists, do not overwrite)
  • Added config file for blacklisted extension
  • Added Remove from contex menu option.
• 0.1
  • First Release

• If there is a file called *.blacklist, you should change extension before use the script

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