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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
# encoding: UTF-8
# (c) ANB Andrew Bizyaev

module PhTools
  tool_name = File.basename(__FILE__)
  require tool_name.to_s

  file_type = FILE_TYPE_IMAGE + FILE_TYPE_VIDEO + FILE_TYPE_AUDIO
  usage = <<DOCOPT
***************************************************
phtools - *Keep Your Photos In Order* (c) ANB
***************************************************
  #{tool_name} scans given directories and generates list of files to standard
output. In short it acts like a smart 'ls' command (or 'dir' in Windows).
Set DIRs to be scanned as a parameters. If no DIRs are set - current dir (.)
will be scanned. Set FILEMASKs as a parameters - and only files matching the
masks will be processed. If no FILEMASK is set '*.*' will be used by-default.
To avoid unnessesary mask extraction by OS - put it in ''.
Note, #{tool_name} works only with phtools-friendly file types: #{file_type * ','}

  #{tool_name} acts as a 'source' program meaning it does not require any input
from STDIN, it generates list of files based on input parameters and send it
to STDOUT.
  In other words this command is intended to be used with other programs
connected via pipes as a 1st command in the pipe chain, e.g.:
  #{tool_name} abc '*aaa*' | phrename -a anb => scans 'abc' folder and
sends all found phtools friendly files filtered with *aaa* to phrename command.

Usage:
  #{tool_name} [-D] [-R] [DIR_OR_FILEMASK...]
  #{tool_name} -h | --help
  #{tool_name} -v | --version

Options:
  -D --debug      Turn on debugging (verbose) mode
  -R --recursive  Recursively scan directories
  -h --help       Show this screen.
  -v --version    Show version.
DOCOPT

  PhTools.const_get(tool_name.capitalize).new(usage, file_type).run!
end

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
phtools-0.11.2	exe/phls
phtools-0.11.1	exe/phls