listdir

#!/bin/bash
# Copyleft 2006-2007 by Christian Siefkes <christian@siefkes.net>.
# Creates a listing of a directory in HTML format. Requires txt2html.
# First arguments is the directory to process; second is the type of files
# to show - set to 'd' to show only directories, omit to show all files.

# Check that we have enough arguments
if (($# < 1 ))
then
  echo "Usage: listdir.sh DIRECTORY [FILETYPE]"
  exit 1
fi

# File type given?
if (($# >= 2))
then
  FINDCMD="find . -type $2"
else
  FINDCMD="find ."
fi

# Create listing
STARTDIR=$PWD
BASENAME=`basename $1`
OUTFILEBASE=dirlist-$BASENAME
OUTFILETEXT=$PWD/$OUTFILEBASE.txt
OUTFILEHTML=$PWD/$OUTFILEBASE.html
cd $1 &&
printf "%% $BASENAME\n\n" > $OUTFILETEXT &&
# List all matching files. Prepend a suitably indented list marker (-) to
# each line. Replace underscores by spaces and remove file extensions
# (including double extensions for subtitle files + splitted files).
# Remove (then) duplicate lines. Exclude the directory itself ('.') and
# CD/DVD-specific files (such as "AUDIO TS", "VIDEO TS ").
$FINDCMD|sort|perl -pe 's|[^\/]+\/|    |g; s/^( *) /$1- /; s/_/ /g; s/(\.\w{2,3})?\.\w+$//'|
uniq|egrep -vi "(^\.$|AUDIO TS|VIDEO TS|VTS 0|JACKET P|J00)" >> $OUTFILETEXT &&
pandoc -s $OUTFILETEXT -o $OUTFILEHTML &&
echo "Created directory listing for $1"
#rm -f $OUTFILE