cabarbato

#!/bin/bash
input_file="input.txt"

while read -r folder; 
    do mkdir "$folder";
done < "$input_file"

cabarbato

#!/bin/bash
[[ $1 ]] && output_file="$1.csv" || output_file="output.csv"

i=0

for input_file in ./*.csv; do
    if [ "$input_file"  != "$output_file" ] ;
    then
        if [[ $i -eq 0 ]]; 
        then

cabarbato

import os
import csv

input_path = './input'
output_path = './output'

# If you don't have an .env set up, just pass a string here of what you want the first column name to be.
# Ideally it's descriptive of what the folders are organized by. For example, if the folders are all named after
# different months in a calendar year, "months" would be a good string to pass.
folder_type = os.environ["FOLDER_TYPE"]