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Collection of zsh scripts for working with Johnny.Decimal structure https://johnnydecimal.com/

Allows you to organize by date (via subfolder) all the photos and videos in the selected folder

Terraform module to create AWS Organizational Units

A simple script to backup an organization's GitHub repositories with issues and wikis

dWorkspace, the holy script for arranging code directories. The primary concept is to create a simple and quick way to move to other computers without wasting time creating your favorite development folder struture. Often translated as a STANDARD for code organization.

🤖 Meet Daryl, your new master. Daryl helps you focus on multiple things, one at a time. View README ->

Neptune documentation

A self-automating bash script for organizing files on your Ubuntu-based Linux desktop into appropriate folders.

organize git repositories automatically based on their `remote.origin`

Command line tool to move all macOS creenshots taken today into a folder labeled screenshots_YYYY-MM-DD.

Hyperdirmic is a utility that automatically organizes files on your desktop and in your downloads folder. With Hyperdirmic, you can keep your workspace clean and organized effortlessly.

A bash script that automatically organizes your Downloads folder by sorting files into type-specific folders with timestamp-based undo functionality. Compatible with macOS and Linux

This repository contains scripts to help you manage the visibility of your GitHub organization memberships. You can make your memberships public or private for specific organizations, multiple organizations, or all organizations you belong to.

[community] How To Use Pagination With GitHub's API #69826

To cope with the charges for the Docker Hub organization, this is a migration script that can migrate images within the organization to your individual users.

Bash script that facilitates automatic organization.

Terraform module to move organization member account to right organizational unit

Just a little script that puts loose files into their own automatically named folders (minus extension).