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#7 Added more special cases to extarrange script. #34

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#7 Added more special cases to extarrange script. #34

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added few more special cases to weather script
aryamagarwal Mar 15, 2024
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Delete extarrange
aryamagarwal Mar 15, 2024
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add more cases to extarrange script....solving #7
aryamagarwal Mar 15, 2024
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Updated extarrange script
aryamagarwal Mar 16, 2024
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Updated extarrange script
aryamagarwal Mar 16, 2024
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14 changes: 10 additions & 4 deletions scripts/extarrange
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Expand Up @@ -8,10 +8,14 @@ require() {
}

require fd
require egrep
require grep

declare -A special_cases=(
['^*.(tar.*|tbz)$']='tar'
['\.(tar.*|tbz)$']='tar'
['\.(rar|rev|r00|r01)$']='rar'
['\.(doc.*|odt|pages|rtf|wpd|wps)$']='doc'
['\.(img|jpg|png)$']='img'
['\.(mp3|wav)$']='mp3'
# TODO: Add your own pattern here for similar file types appropriately
# Refer https://regex101.com/ & https://github.com/ziishaned/learn-regex/ for explaination and writing patterns
# These (regex) are same as ones used in sed command
Expand All @@ -21,13 +25,15 @@ fd -tf -d1 \
| while read file; do
folder="$PWD/${file##*.}"
for regex in "${!special_cases[@]}"; do
(echo "$file" | egrep -q "$regex") && {
(echo "$file" | grep -Eq "$regex") && {
folder="$PWD/${special_cases[$regex]}"
break
}
done

if [ ! -d "$folder" ]
then
mkdir -p "$folder"
fi
mv "$file" "$folder"
done