Themis - File Renaming Utility

A simple utility for renaming files with prefixes/suffixes, or replacement. Made with Tauri v1.

For Windows Users

To install and run this application on Windows, follow these steps:

Option 1: Building from Source (Recommended)

1. Install Prerequisites:

   • Install Git
   • Install Node.js (LTS version recommended)
   • Install Rust
   • Install Visual Studio Build Tools:
     • Download from Visual Studio Downloads
     • Select "Build Tools for Visual Studio" (not Visual Studio Code)
     • During installation, ensure "Desktop development with C++" is selected

2. Clone and Build the Application:

   # Clone the repository
   git clone https://github.com/thash/Themis.git
   cd Themis
   
   # Install dependencies
   npm install
   
   # Build the application
   npm run tauri build

3. Find the Installer:

   • After building, the Windows installer (MSI) will be located at: src-tauri/target/release/bundle/msi/themis_$VERSION_x64.msi

4. Run the Installer:

   • Double-click the MSI file or setup executable
   • Follow the installation prompts
   • The application will be installed and a shortcut will be created

Option 2: Retrieve a Pre-built Installer

You can find links to Pre-built installers in Actions > select the latest succeeded run > Artifacts on GitHub Actions of this repo.

For other platforms

It's a personal project created for a Windows user, so I didn't prepare for other platforms. However, Tauri v1 supports multi-platform development (+ I myself developed Themis on macOS, which works well locally. Therefore, while I haven't set it up myself, providing builds for other platforms is possible without significant difficulty.

Development Guide

Launch Themis locally in development mode

npm run tauri:dev

Available Scripts

• npm run tauri:dev - Run linting and start the development server (use this for daily development)
• npm run lint - Run ESLint to check for code issues. Automatically run before launching the development server
• npm run tauri build - Build the application for production
• npm run update-version <version_string> - Update the application version