document-organizer

You can automatically sort public documents by document number using a script that groups files matching the institution name and document number pattern, moving the main content and attachments into a single folder named after the main document.

Yes, you can group main public document files and attachments together by matching the (institution-document number) pattern, creating one folder per document number using the main document filename as the folder name.

This document organization workflow supports Windows paths and requires a Node.js runtime to read the configuration profile, match file patterns, and move files into grouped folders.

The best way to organize school administration public documents automatically is using a pattern-matching script that reads a configuration file, groups files by document number, and moves main content with attachments into dedicated folders.

Public document files may not group correctly if the filenames do not match the expected institution name and document number pattern, or if the Windows path configuration and configuration profile are not properly set up.

Yes, you need a config.json file because the Node.js script reads this configuration profile to identify the target directory and apply the pattern-matching logic for grouping files by document number.