40 lines
1.1 KiB
Bash
40 lines
1.1 KiB
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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# Date: 02/13/2023
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# Author: Anthony Correa
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# I used this script to batch unarchive .7z files.
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# It will create a folder based on the 7z file name
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# It will automatically skip if there is a folder already in the output directory
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# Usage: $ ./convert_7z.sh <input_directory>
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# output_directory is the directory where the unarchived folders will go
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output_directory=./out
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mkdir -p "$output_directory"
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for FILE in "$@";
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do
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##echo "$fi"
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echo "========================================================================================"
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echo "$FILE"
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filename=$(basename -- "$FILE")
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outname="${filename%.*}"
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outpath="$output_directory/$outname"
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##touch "./out/${fi%%.*}.new"
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if [ ! -d "$outpath" ]; then
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echo "$outpath"
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7z x "$FILE" -aos -bb1 -o"$outpath"
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else
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echo "$outpath exists... skipping"
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fi
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done
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echo "========================================================================================"
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echo "Done unarchving"
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# at one point I wanted to tar the results to make it easier to transfer all the contents
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# i commented it out.
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#echo "now tarring"
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#tar -cvf out.tar "$output_directory"
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echo "Done!"
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