stephenfeather · December 10, 2023 21:14
diff --git a/image-organize.sh b/image-organize.sh
 #!/bin/bash
 #
 # Designed to organize files into 
 # sub folders to a depth of X based 
 # upon the first X letters of the file name

 # Currently --depth does not work



 sourcepath=".";
 targetpath=".";
 depth=2;
 extension=".jpg";
 declare -i count;
 declare -i i;

 ################################################################################
 # Help                                                                         #
 ################################################################################
 Help()
 {
   # Display Help
   echo "Add description of the script functions here."
   echo
   echo "Syntax: image-organize  <options>"
   echo "options:"
   echo "-s --src           Directory to scan"
   echo "-t --target        Directoy to place our newly created stucture into"
   echo "-d --depth         Depth of subfolders to create"
   echo "-e --extension     File extension to process"
   echo "-h                 Print this Help."
   echo "-v                 Verbose mode."
   echo "-V                 Print software version and exit."
   echo
 }

 while [[ "$#" -gt 0 ]]; do
    case $1 in
        -s|--src) 
            sourcepath="$2"; 
            shift ;;
        -t|--target)
            targetpath="$2";
            shift ;;
        -d|--depth)
            depth="$2";
            shift ;;
        -e|--extension)
            extension="$2";
            shift ;;
        -h|--help)
            Help;
            exit 1 ;;
        *) 
            echo "Unknown parameter passed: $1"; 
            Help;
            exit 1 ;;
    esac
    shift
 done

 function BuildNewPath()
 {
    # TODO: This can all be put into a loop to handle the --depth param
    # Get First Letter of Filename in Lowercase
    firstCharacter=$(echo "${filename:0:1}" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]');
    #echo "$firstCharacter";

    # Get Second Letter of Filename
    secondCharacter=$(echo "${filename:1:1}" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]');
    #echo "$secondCharacter";

    if ([ $firstCharacter != "." ] && [ $secondCharacter != "." ]); then
        thenewpath="$targetpath/$firstCharacter/$secondCharacter";
        echo $thenewpath;
    else
        echo null;
    fi

 }

 # Get our filelist
 filelist=$(find $sourcepath -type f);
 count=$(find . -type f | wc -l);
 echo "Filecount: $count";
 tput sc;
 for file in $filelist;
 do
 i=$((i+1))

 # Get Filename
 filename=$(basename "$file");
 tput rc;
 tput el;
 progress=$(bc <<<"scale=2; $i / $count * 100")
 #progress=$((i/count*100))
 echo -ne "Progress ($i/$count): $filename\r"; 
 #sleep 1

 # Create our new path
 #$newpath=BuildNewPath $targetpath $filename;
 newpath=$(BuildNewPath);
 # Check if our chars are "."
 if ( [ ! $newpath == "null" ]); then
    # Make a directory with parents
    mkdir -p $newpath;

    #move file to newpath if it doesnt already exist
    newfile="$newpath/$filename";
    if [ ! -f "$newfile" ]; then
        tput rc;
        tput el;
        mv $file $newpath;
    fi
 fi

 done
	#!/bin/bash
	#
	# Designed to organize files into
	# sub folders to a depth of X based
	# upon the first X letters of the file name

	# Currently --depth does not work



	sourcepath=".";
	targetpath=".";
	depth=2;
	extension=".jpg";
	declare -i count;
	declare -i i;

	################################################################################
	# Help #
	################################################################################
	Help()
	{
	# Display Help
	echo "Add description of the script functions here."
	echo
	echo "Syntax: image-organize <options>"
	echo "options:"
	echo "-s --src Directory to scan"
	echo "-t --target Directoy to place our newly created stucture into"
	echo "-d --depth Depth of subfolders to create"
	echo "-e --extension File extension to process"
	echo "-h Print this Help."
	echo "-v Verbose mode."
	echo "-V Print software version and exit."
	echo
	}

	while [[ "$#" -gt 0 ]]; do
	case $1 in
	-s\|--src)
	sourcepath="$2";
	shift ;;
	-t\|--target)
	targetpath="$2";
	shift ;;
	-d\|--depth)
	depth="$2";
	shift ;;
	-e\|--extension)
	extension="$2";
	shift ;;
	-h\|--help)
	Help;
	exit 1 ;;
	*)
	echo "Unknown parameter passed: $1";
	Help;
	exit 1 ;;
	esac
	shift
	done

	function BuildNewPath()
	{
	# TODO: This can all be put into a loop to handle the --depth param
	# Get First Letter of Filename in Lowercase
	firstCharacter=$(echo "${filename:0:1}" \| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]');
	#echo "$firstCharacter";

	# Get Second Letter of Filename
	secondCharacter=$(echo "${filename:1:1}" \| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]');
	#echo "$secondCharacter";

	if ([ $firstCharacter != "." ] && [ $secondCharacter != "." ]); then
	thenewpath="$targetpath/$firstCharacter/$secondCharacter";
	echo $thenewpath;
	else
	echo null;
	fi

	}

	# Get our filelist
	filelist=$(find $sourcepath -type f);
	count=$(find . -type f \| wc -l);
	echo "Filecount: $count";
	tput sc;
	for file in $filelist;
	do
	i=$((i+1))

	# Get Filename
	filename=$(basename "$file");
	tput rc;
	tput el;
	progress=$(bc <<<"scale=2; $i / $count * 100")
	#progress=$((i/count*100))
	echo -ne "Progress ($i/$count): $filename\r";
	#sleep 1

	# Create our new path
	#$newpath=BuildNewPath $targetpath $filename;
	newpath=$(BuildNewPath);
	# Check if our chars are "."
	if ( [ ! $newpath == "null" ]); then
	# Make a directory with parents
	mkdir -p $newpath;

	#move file to newpath if it doesnt already exist
	newfile="$newpath/$filename";
	if [ ! -f "$newfile" ]; then
	tput rc;
	tput el;
	mv $file $newpath;
	fi
	fi

	done