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# trash.sh - A trash bin for files and directories instead of deleting them directly
# trash - A trash bin for files and directories instead of deleting them directly
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## Installation:
Put the trash.sh file to your desired location (e.g home directory) and source it in your $HOME/.bashrc or in /etc/.bashrc:
the trash.sh file in your desired path and source it in your $HOME/.bashrc or in /etc/.bashrc:
. /path/to/trash.sh
- When the script runs, it first checks if `$HOME/.trash/` (your trash bin) exists and creates it if missing.
- As the Script runs it first checks if $HOME/.trash/ (your trash bin) in your home dir exists and creates it if missing.
Add the cleanup job to your crontab:
Add cleanup job to your cron:
# .trash cleanup of all contents (files and dirs) older than 31 days every morning at 06:00
0 6 * * 0 find $HOME/.trash/ -mtime +31 -delete
0 6 * * 0 find /home/YOURHOME/.trash/ -mtime +31 -delete
## Usage:

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Trash Bin Functionss
# On Github: https://github.com/kimdre/trash.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Trash Functions
TRASH_DIR="$HOME/.trash"
FILE_PATHS_FILE="$TRASH_DIR/.filepaths"
TRASH_DIR="$HOME"/.trash
[ ! -d "$TRASH_DIR" ] && mkdir "$TRASH_DIR"
FILE_PATHS_FILE="$TRASH_DIR/.filepaths"
[ ! -f "$FILE_PATHS_FILE" ] && touch "$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
usage() {
local func_args="$1"
if [[ $func_args == 0 ]];
then echo -e "At least one file/directory as argument required:\nExamples: FILE.txt /DIR/FILE.txt SUB_DIR/FILE.* /DIR/* DIR/DIR ..."
return 1
else
return 0
then echo -e "At least one argument required:\ncommand FILE1 DIR2 ..."
exit
fi
}
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}
trash_put() {
usage "$#" && {
for FILE in $@; do
# Store old filepath for later restore
echo "$FILE $(readlink -f "$FILE")" >>"$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
done
mv -v $* "$TRASH_DIR/"
}
usage "$#"
for FILE in $@; do
# Store old filepath for later restore
echo "$FILE $(readlink -f "$FILE")" >>"$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
done
mv -v $* "$TRASH_DIR/"
}
trash_empty() {
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}
trash_restore() {
usage "$#" && {
for FILE_TO_RESTORE in "$@"; do
# Get old filepath for restore
OLD_PATH=$(grep "$FILE_TO_RESTORE" "$FILE_PATHS_FILE" | cut -d ' ' -f2)
usage "$#"
# Move file to old filepath
mv -v "${TRASH_DIR}/${FILE_TO_RESTORE}" "$OLD_PATH"
for FILE_TO_RESTORE in "$@"; do
# Get old filepath for restore
OLD_PATH=$(grep "$FILE_TO_RESTORE" "$FILE_PATHS_FILE" | cut -d ' ' -f2)
# Replace / with \/ from string and remove filepath from file after move was successful
sed -i "/${FILE_TO_RESTORE////\\/}/d" "$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
done
}
# Move file to old filepath
mv -v "${TRASH_DIR}/${FILE_TO_RESTORE}" "$OLD_PATH"
# Replace / with \/ from string and remove filepath from file after move was successful
sed -i "/${FILE_TO_RESTORE////\\/}/d" "$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
done
}
trash_rm() {
usage "$#" && {
for FILE_TO_REMOVE in "$@"; do
if ! echo "$FILE_TO_REMOVE" | grep "$HOME/.trash"
then FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE="$HOME/.trash/$FILE_TO_REMOVE"
else FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE="$FILE_TO_REMOVE"
fi
if [ -f "$FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE" ]; then
\rm -irf "$FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE" && sed -i "/$FILE_TO_REMOVE/d" "$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
else
echo "$FILE_TO_REMOVE is not in Trash." && false
fi
done
}
usage "$#"
for FILE_TO_REMOVE in "$@"; do
if ! echo "$FILE_TO_REMOVE" | grep "$HOME/.trash"
then FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE="$HOME/.trash/$FILE_TO_REMOVE"
else FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE="$FILE_TO_REMOVE"
fi
if [ -f "$FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE" ]; then
\rm -irf "$FILEPATH_TO_REMOVE" && sed -i "/$FILE_TO_REMOVE/d" "$FILE_PATHS_FILE"
else
echo "$FILE_TO_REMOVE is not in Trash." && false
fi
done
}
alias trash='trash_put'