Files Project: A Versatile File Management Tool in Go

The "Files" project, currently under development by Google, is a file management tool written in the Go programming language and released under the MIT license.

Key Features of the "Files" Project:

1. Create new files.
2. Modify existing files.
3. Delete files.
4. List files.
5. Search for files.
6. Export files.
7. Import files.

Usage Instructions for the "Files" Project:
To create a new file, use the "files create" command. This command will prompt you to enter the file name and content.

To modify an existing file, use the "files edit" command. This command opens the file for editing.

To delete a file, use the "files delete" command. This command deletes the specified file.

To list files, use the "files list" command. This command lists all files in the current directory.

To search for files, use the "files search" command. This command searches for files containing a specified string in the current directory and returns a matching file list.

To export a file, use the "files export" command. This command exports the specified file to a new file.

To import a file, use the "files import" command. This command imports a new file into the current directory.

The "Files" project is a user-friendly tool suitable for managing local files, catering to a wide range of users, including developers, system administrators, and regular users.

Here are some examples of using the "Files" project:

1. Create a new text file:

files create my_file.txt

1. Modify an existing text file:

files edit my_file.txt

1. Delete a text file:

files delete my_file.txt

1. List all text files in the current directory:

files list

1. Search for text files containing the string "hello" in the current directory:

files search hello

1. Export a text file to a new file:

files export my_file.txt my_file_copy.txt

1. Import a new text file into the current directory:

files import my_file_new.txt