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Regex GUI
Simple desktop app written in Rust using eframe/egui. It allows adding
regex rules that map file names to a destination directory. A "Dry Run"
checkbox toggles whether renames should actually happen. When enabled no
filesystem changes occur. Rules are presented in
an interactive data table with buttons to add or remove rows and inputs sized
for comfortable editing.
Logs are captured using the tracing
ecosystem and displayed in the UI. The global subscriber filters logs for this
crate at the INFO level so that only relevant messages appear.
When running a debug build you can press L to toggle the log panel. In release builds the logs remain visible at all times.
Running locally
cargo run
Docker
Build and run the app with Docker:
docker compose up --build
The container uses X11 forwarding, so an X11 server must be available on the host.
Web
To run the application in a browser you need
Trunk and the wasm32-unknown-unknown target:
rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown
trunk serve
Alternatively you can run the web version with Docker:
docker compose up web --build
Then open http://localhost:8080 in your browser.