Automatically sort audio, images, videos, documents, etc.
About
This command line utility will automatically sort files from a specified folder by putting each file into a particular category (e.g. "png"/"jpeg" files will be put in "Images", "avi"/"mp4" in "Videos", etc.).
Why is this utility useful?
I made this utility when I wanted to backup photos and videos from my iPhone to my Windows PC. And the issue with that is that browsing the iPhone's directory directly (i.e. connecting it to the PC through USB-C) will show lots of folders that are named weirdly. Pulling data from those folders manually is time consuming and, mildly speaking, is not my favorite thing. With this utility, all I need to do is specify the folder I want to sort, and it will do the thing in no time.
NOTE: Since the program is in beta, this works best only if you have the iPhone's folder already on your PC. Soon, I will update the program so you can simply specify the sorting type (e.g. "-iphone") and maybe it will be useful for some other cases, e.g. when you want to sort documents or other files.
How to Use
In a Windows Command Line:
refolder [path_to_folder]