[Bash] Move Directories and Modify Path in Files
Question
In the code/ directory, there are sub-directories like the following:
bash/bash-big5-to-utf8/bash-redundant-file/bash-wget/
I want to move the bash-*/ sub-directories to bash/ sub-directory and remove the bash- prefix in the name of bash-*/ sub-directories. The result will be
bash/big5-to-utf8/bash/redundant-file/bash/wget/
And also modify the string bash-*/ to bash/*/ via sed in the reStructuredText files in articles directory.
Answer
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 | #!/bin/bash
langPrefix=bash-
targetDir=../../
rstdir=../../../articles/
for srcdir in $(ls -d ${targetDir}*/)
do
dirprefix=$(dirname ${srcdir})
# remove extension
rmext=${srcdir%%/}
# remove prefix
rawdir=${rmext##*/}
if [[ ${rawdir} == ${langPrefix}* ]]; then
newdir=${rawdir##${langPrefix}}
dstdir=${dirprefix}/${langPrefix%%-}/${newdir}
mv ${srcdir} ${dstdir}
find ${rstdir} -type f -name "*.rst" | xargs sed -i "s/${rawdir}/${rawdir/-/\\\/}/g"
fi
done
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