How to find files without a directory path in Linux

Question

I have a directory: test/test1/file1.sh test/file2.sh

What i need as a output: file1.sh file2.sh

I need to hide the dir.path at the output

Answer 1

It depends on your criteria which files should be included in the output, but if you want to print the names of all *.sh files under test/ , you can do:

$ find <path_to_test_folder> '*.sh' -printf %f\\n

(If you're running it from the root folder of the search, you can drop the <...> part.)