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Generata csv file for countersheet Inkscape extension based on image files in specified directory.
#!/bin/bash
# generates csv for all given asset files
ipath="$1"
back="$2"
file="out"
out=""
if [ -z "$file" ]; then
echo "Usage:"
echo "gencsv-from-items.sh path [back]"
echo "where 'path' is path to image files"
echo "you can also use: path/*.png to select only given filetypes"
echo
echo "where 'back' is optional part of filename"
echo "which is present in back filename"
echo
echo "example:"
echo "gencsv-from-items.sh images back"
echo "in images, we have:"
echo "01card.png"
echo "01card-back.png"
echo
echo "In csv, there workaround for back images."
exit 1
fi
objs=$(ls $ipath/)
found=$(echo "$objs" | wc -l)
echo -e "Found $found matching objects.\n"
out="@card,image,BACK,+,image\n"
frontfile=""
backfile=""
for line in $(echo "$objs"); do
if [[ "$back" != "" && "$line" == *"$back"* ]]; then
backfile="$line"
else
if [[ "$frontfile" != "" ]]; then
out+=",$frontfile,\n"
echo "front file without back: $frontfile"
fi
frontfile="$line"
fi
if [[ "$frontfile" != "" && "$backfile" != "" ]]; then
out+=",$frontfile,y,@card,$backfile\n"
echo "have front and back: $frontfile, $backfile"
frontfile=""
backfile=""
fi
#if [ $i -ne $found ]; then
#out+="\n\n"
#fi
((i+=1))
done
out=$(echo "$out" | tr -d '\n')
echo -e "$out" > $file.csv
echo "Generated $file.csv"
echo
echo "In inkscape:"
echo " - import one of cards, resize it to card size (maybe slightly bigger for bleed), name object 'image'"
echo " - create rectangle with final card size, name it 'card'"
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