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b9a075057d306ded4568cafe47004c008cd9b751 — Gregory Anders 2 years ago 85b55d7
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# Pushbroom
# pushbroom

Pushbroom is a tool designed to help keep your filesystem clear of clutter.
`pushbroom` is a tool designed to help keep your filesystem clear of clutter.
Certain directories, such as your downloads directory, tend to accumulate a
large amount of old files that take up space. Over time, this clutter can
accumulate to a significant amount of storage space. Pushbroom gives you an
accumulate to a significant amount of storage space. `pushbroom` gives you an
easy way to remove these old files.

Pushbroom is written in Python and should therefore work on any platform that
`pushbroom` is written in Python and should therefore work on any platform that
can run Python. For now, it is only officially supported for macOS and Linux.

## Installation


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## Usage

Pushbroom can be run from the command line using:
`pushbroom` can be run from the command line using:

    pushbroom



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## Configuration

The Pushbroom configuration file is organized into sections where each section
The `pushbroom` configuration file is organized into sections where each section
represents a directory path to monitor. The default configuration file looks
like this:



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    Trash = ~/.Trash
    NumDays = 30

This means that, by default, Pushbroom will monitor your ~/Downloads folder and
This means that, by default, `pushbroom` will monitor your ~/Downloads folder and
move any file or folder older than 30 days into your ~/.Trash directory.

If you don't want to move files into ~/.Trash but instead want to just delete


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    Path = ~
    NumDays = 90

You can also specify an `Ignore` parameter to instruct Pushbroom to ignore any
You can also specify an `Ignore` parameter to instruct `pushbroom` to ignore any
files or directories that match the given glob:

    [Downloads]


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    NumDays = 30
    Ignore = folder_to_keep

Similarly, you can specify `Match` to have Pushbroom only remove files that
Similarly, you can specify `Match` to have `pushbroom` only remove files that
match one of the given patterns:

    [Vim Backup Directory]