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File Regexplorer

Implements local explorer - file manager and provide a means to sort the file list in custom order via regular expressions

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Autor

OpenDec

Instalaciones diarias

Instalaciones totales

Calificaciones

0 0 0

Versión

0.2.1

Creado

3/6/2023

Actualizado

12/6/2023

Tamaño

23,1 KB

Licencia

MIT

Funciona en

file:///*/

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What does this script do?

This script implements the "local explorer - file manager" functionality of your web browser and provides a system whereby the file list can be sorted in a custom way using regular expressions.

Important

Some browsers may prevent the execution of user-scripts that access local files (where the URL scheme is file:///).

In that case in your browser, through the extension's settings page (for your script manager), you need to allow access to the file URLs.

Note

Familiarity with regular expressions is required to use this script correctly.

Otherwise it might be useful for you to consult some guide or ask for help in some online community for developers, so that you can properly build your regular expressions.

Usage

once the script is installed in your browse, press Ctrl+O then select and open a folder
your browser's file manager will then open
in addition to the native functionalities for normal browsing of local files, there is now a form and an additional output column
by filling in the fields of the form, the respective result is returned in the output column
in the "Pattern" field insert a RegExp (regular expression) with which to match a substring for each file name in the list. It is also possible to define capture groups, which you can use in the "Output" field, to define individual portions
you can leave the "Output" field empty to get the whole result detected via RegExp or set an output string using the capture group placeholders
by clicking on the table headers you can change the sorting of the list in ascending or descending order based on the values of the specific column
also consider that all user-defined settings, with this script, are stored for each individual folder, so you can find the same session when you browse that folder again.

Have a good browsing!