rm -rf *

If you make a mistake after doing it, your stomach will hurt ... I decided to use trash-cli.

Installation

I wanted to use easy_install ... but what's on PyPI is It's quite old. Try to use the master one.

> git clone https://github.com/andreafrancia/trash-cli.git
> sudo python setup.py install

Operation check

Let's check the operation. Create a test file for deletion.

> mkdir -p ~/Hoge
> touch ~/Hoge/uge
> ls ~/Hoge
uge

Delete the uge file. Now run the trash-put command.

> trash-put ~/Hoge/uge

Confirm that uge has disappeared

> ls ~/Hoge

Use the trash-list command to check if it appears in the deleted file list.

> trash-list
2013-10-22 18:09:11 /Users/futoase/Hoge/uge

It came out. Try to restore.

> trash-restore                                                 
   0 2013-10-22 18:09:11 /Users/futoase/Hoge/uge
What file to restore [0..0]: 0
> ls ~/Hoge
uge

Permanently delete files

trash-emptyWith a commandtrash-popCompletely delete the file.

other

[Crush according to README.md](https://github.com/andreafrancia/trash-cli#but-sometimes-i-forgot-to-use-trash] in trash-cli to prevent rm from being used -put-really-cant-i).

I want to live in peace ...

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