rumt - RUn Many Times

You can run same command many times for many files

Install

cd /path/to/
git clone https://github.com/miyagaw61/rumt
cp -a ./rumt/rumt /usr/local/bin/
pip install git+https://github.com/miyagaw61/enert

Usage

vim Rumtfile
rumt

Rumtfile

Now find -name 'hoge_*' output:

./hoge_exgdb
./hoge_lf
./hoge_chikuwansible

You want to run this command:

mkdir hoge
mv hoge_exgdb hoge/exgdb
mv hoge_lf hoge/lf
mv hoge_chikuwansible hoge/chikuwansible

In this case, You can prepare this Rumtfile:

find -name 'hoge_*'
hoge_(.*)
mv "hoge_{{1}}" "hoge/{{1}}" # You can use "{{0}}" instead of "hoge_{{1}}"

And run rumt:

mkdir hoge
rumt

Then find hoge/ output:

hoge/
hoge/exgdb
hoge/lf
hoge/chikuwansible

Try This Test

You can try this test in test directory:

$ cd test/
$ ls
fizz_buzz  foo_bar  hoge_chikuwansible  hoge_exgdb  hoge_lf  Rumtfile  Rumtfile2
$ find -name 'hoge_*'
./hoge_chikuwansible
./hoge_lf
./hoge_exgdb
$ cat Rumtfile
find -name 'hoge_*'
hoge_(.*)
if [ ! -e hoge/ ] ;then
    mkdir hoge
fi
mv "hoge_{{1}}" "hoge/{{1}}"
$ rumt
$ ls
hoge  fizz_buzz  foo_bar  Rumtfile  Rumtfile2
$ ls hoge/
chikuwansible  exgdb  lf

You can revert it back:

$ find | grep '^./hoge/.*'
./hoge/lf
./hoge/chikuwansible
./hoge/exgdb
$ cat Rumtfile2
find | grep '^./hoge/.*'
(.*)/(.*)
mv "{{0}}" "hoge_{{2}}"
$ rumt Rumtfile2
$ ls
hoge  fizz_buzz  foo_bar  hoge_chikuwansible  hoge_exgdb  hoge_lf  Rumtfile  Rumtfile2
$ ls hoge/
$

Note

• If target file path has space, you have to use "{{0}}" instead of {{0}}.