Wtf-doc - small command line utility to add documentation to the folders

Never run into so many folders that you have no idea what contains what? This is a tool to add a descriptions to your folders. Especially useful in Linux servers when collaborating with many other people. A .wtf file is created into the current folder and a small description can be added and readed from it just by running 'wtf' in the command line.

This small utility will create a .wtf file containing a txt description of the current folder

Install it yourself as:

$ gem install wtf-doc

$ wtf # to know that is going on into a folder
$ wtf doc # to add a description to a folder
$ wtf clean # to cleanup the .wtf file from a folder

Bug reports and pull requests are very welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/lorenzosinisi/wtf.

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Lorenzo Sinisi

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