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I built a recursive directory concatenator

I was annoyed by having to cat one file at a time, so I made a CLI tool written by hand in Rust to recursively concatenate files.

I call it rcat (recursive concatenate) and pretty much it does exactly what it says on the tin. It has options to concatenate hidden files as well, add file-name headers, and include or exclude file types.

Originally it was a basic bash alias, but it wasn’t enough, so now it’s a full fledged executable.

If you want to check it out, there’s more info on my GitHub: *https://github.com/kingAJK30/rcat*

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