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+;; -*- mode: lisp -*-
+;; vim: set ft=lisp :
+;;
+;; by-type.conf — file everything into one folder per type group.
+;;
+;; Demonstrates: (type ...) with the built-in type groups, (move ...), and
+;; (stop) so a file already claimed by one rule is never moved again by a
+;; later one. The six groups below happen not to overlap each other, but
+;; krino's type groups can (a .json file is both "code" and "text", for
+;; instance — see TYPE GROUPS in krino.conf(5)), so (stop) is worth keeping
+;; once you add rules of your own.
+;;
+;; To use: copy this to dirs/<name>.conf, fix (path ...) below, and add
+;; <name> to (include ...) in krino.conf — or just run:
+;;   krino new <name> ~/wherever
+;; and paste the (rule ...) forms in below the generated header. A short
+;; tutorial on the syntax is docs/sexp-primer.md in the source repository,
+;; installed alongside this file at
+;; $PREFIX/share/doc/krino/sexp-primer.md; every form is described in
+;; krino.conf(5).
+
+(path "~/Downloads")            ; CHANGE THIS to the directory to sort
+
+;; Leave partial downloads and dotfiles alone.
+(ignore "*.part" "*.crdownload" "*.aria2" ".*")
+
+(rule "images"
+  (when (type image))
+  (move "Filed/Images")
+  (stop))
+
+(rule "documents"
+  (when (type document))
+  (move "Filed/Documents")
+  (stop))
+
+(rule "spreadsheets"
+  (when (type spreadsheet))
+  (move "Filed/Spreadsheets")
+  (stop))
+
+(rule "presentations"
+  (when (type presentation))
+  (move "Filed/Presentations")
+  (stop))
+
+(rule "archives"
+  (when (type archive))
+  (move "Filed/Archives")
+  (stop))
+
+(rule "audio-video"
+  (when (or (type audio) (type video)))
+  (move "Filed/Media")
+  (stop))