# trash.sh - A cli 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`:

    . /path/to/trash.sh

- When the script runs, it first checks if `$HOME/.trash/` (your trash bin) exists and creates it if missing.

Add the cleanup job to your crontab:

    # .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  

## Usage: 

 - `trash FILE1 DIR2 ...` or `trash_put FILE1 DIR2 ...` to move files and directories with relative or absolute paths to your .trash
 - `trash_list` to list all files and dirs that you put in the trash in the last 30 days
 - `trash_empty` to remove all files and dirs in your trash
 - `trash_rm FILE1 DIR2 ...` to delete specific files and directories in your trash
 - `trash_restore FILE1 DIR2 ...`  to restore specific files and directories from your trash to it's origin

## Credits
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