I have folders as below. I want to create subdirectory with same name and move only few of the files into sub directory
Input
Parent
folder1/a.txt
folder1/b.txt
folder2/a.txt
folder2/b.txt
folder3/a.txt
folder3/b.txt
Output
Parent
folder1/folder1/a.txt
folder1/b.txt
folder2/folder2/a.txt
folder2/b.txt
folder3/folder3/a.txt
folder3/b.txt
I tried this , but this is working only for files not folders
for file in *; do dir=$(echo $file | cut -d. -f1); mkdir -p $dir; mv $file $dir; done
If your shell is bash, you can run the following:
for file in */a.txt ; do
dir=${file%/a.txt}
mkdir "$dir/$dir"
mv "$file" "$dir/$dir"
done
It uses the parameter expansion to remove the /a.txt
from the file name which only leaves the directory name in $dir
.
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