# qdir - Quick Directory Creator

`qdir` is a command-line tool for creating directories with randomly generated names. It's useful when you need a quick directory without thinking about names.

## Features

- Create directories with random alphanumeric names
- Optional naming themes: scientists/engineers or pet names
- Create nested directories with controllable depth
- Use system temp directory or current working directory

## Usage

Basic: `qdir`

With options: qdir [options]

## Options

- `-d, --depth <depth>`    Set depth for nested directories
- `-l, --length <length>`  Set length for random string
- `-n, --name`             Use names instead of random string
- `-p, --pet`              Use pets instead of random string
- `-t, --tmp`              Use the system's temporary directory
- `-h, --help`             Print help
- `-V, --version`          Print version

## Installation

You can install `qdir` using `cargo`:

```sh
cargo install qdir
```

Or using `brew`:

```sh
brew install k3ii/tap/qdir
```

**Check the [release page](https://github.com/k3ii/qdir/releases) to install the pre-built binaries.**

## Contributing

Contributions to Qdir are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

## Acknowledgments

* Inspired by Docker's naming generator for containers
* Thanks to all the scientists and technologists whose names are used in this project

## Support
If you encounter any problems or have any questions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.