toodeep
For when you forget to call some generator with a . at the end
A screenplay demonstrating the issue at hand
FADE IN:
EXT. DEVELOPER'S COMPUTER - DAY
DEVELOPER is sitting at their desk, typing on their computer.
TERMINAL makes a series of computer noises with each keystroke.
DEVELOPER
(annoyed)
Why does this always happen? Every time I forget the dot,
it creates a new folder within the folder I'm already in.
DEVELOPER types `yarn new tauri-app` into their terminal.
TERMINAL makes a computer noise and outputs tauri-app/tauri-app.
DEVELOPER
(getting more frustrated)
Are you kidding me? I'm already in the tauri-app folder.
Now I have to move tauri-app out of tauri-app.
DEVELOPER types mv tauri-app/* ./ && mv tauri-app/.* ./ && rm -r tauri-app into
their terminal. TERMINAL makes a series of high pitched beeps and twirps and
outputs mv: cannot stat 'tauri-app/*': No such file or directory.
DEVELOPER
(frustrated)
Ugh, I hate how many keystokes I'm wasting right now.
FADE OUT.
This is really a useless cli that you could do with 2 bash commands but i don't care I wanna learn rust! fuck you.
Usage
$ pwd
/Users/tomhill/Developer/experiments/toodeep
$ ls
toodeep/
$ toodeep
moving "/Users/tomhill/Developer/experiments/toodeep/toodeep" up here...
$ ls
contents_of_nested_toodeep.txt