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# Trashbhuwan
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## Introduction:
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A simple CLI Application for trashing & restoring files & its written in pure C. It uses the default trashcan of KDE, GNOME, XFCE, Cinnamon, MATE, and others. `trashbhuwan` remembers the original path of the trashed files & directories, so you can restore them later where they were. It is minimalistic and easy to use.
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A simple CLI Application for trashing & restoring files & its written in pure C. It uses the default trashcan of every Linux distribution. `trashbhuwan` remembers the original path of the trashed files & directories, so you can restore them later where they were. It is created with developer productivity in mind.
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Available options:
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trashbhuwan --list : List all trashed files & directories with disk usage
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trashbhuwan --put [file/directory] : Put files & directories in trash
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trashbhuwan --restore [file/directory] : Restore trashed file or directory
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trashbhuwan --restore-dest [file/directory] : Restore trashed file or directory to specified destination
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trashbhuwan --delete [file/directory] : Delete trashed file or directory permanently
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Pass multiple files or directories separating by double quotes or single quotes.
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Pass multiple files separating by double quotes or single quotes.
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