File Sorter

This Python script automatically organizes files in a specified directory (e.g., your Downloads folder) into categorized subfolders based on their file types. The script supports a wide range of file extensions and can handle duplicates, empty folders, and logs its actions.

Features

Automatic File Sorting: Moves files into categorized folders based on their extensions.
Wide File Type Support: Includes categories like Images, Documents, Videos, Audio, Archives, Coding files, and more.
Duplicate Handling: Renames files if a file with the same name already exists in the destination folder.
Empty Folder Cleanup: Automatically deletes empty folders after sorting.
Logging: Logs all actions (e.g., file moves, errors) into a file_sorting.log file.

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/GylanSalih/OrganizeMyFiles

Navigate to the project directory:
```
cd OrganizeMyFiles
```
Install dependencies (if any): The script requires Python 3.x. No additional Python packages are required.

Usage

Open the script in your preferred text editor.
Modify the download_folder variable to point to the directory you want to organize:
```
download_folder = 'C:/Users/YourUsername/Downloads'
```
Run the script:
```
python OrganizeMyFiles.py
```
The script will organize files into subfolders within the specified directory based on their file types.

Customization

You can customize the file types and categories by editing the file_types dictionary in the script:

file_types = {
    'Images': ['.jpg', '.jpeg', '.png', ...],
    'Documents': ['.pdf', '.docx', ...],
    ...
}

Add or remove extensions as needed to fit your specific requirements.

Logging

The script creates a OrganizeMyFiles.log file in the project directory, where it logs all actions such as successful file moves, error messages, and deleted empty folders.