#!/bin/bash
#!/bin/ksh
#
# ls2html is a k-shell script to create a directory listing in HTML format
# by modest re-formatting of a UNIX 'ls' command.
#
# usage:
# ls2html [dir1 ...] > fools-lR.html
# ls2html [-h] [dir1 ] > fooindex.html
#
# If the option -h is not used, one gets a simple, non-clickable HTML
# page on standard output, which shows an expanded UNIX directory listing
# of the directories and, recursively, all their subdirectories.
#
# If the option -h is used, the output contains a clickable directory
# listing of the single named directory, excluding any file named "index.html"
# This is probably to be called from another script that recursively
# creates index files like this one:
##!/bin/ksh
##
## ls2index is a k-shell script to create index.html files in the subdirectories
## by recursive calls of ls2html .
##
## usage:
## ls2index dir1 [dir2 ...]
##
## Richard J Mathar, 11/04/2003
#
## Remember the current working directory in case that the application
## uses relative path names in the directory names (=the argument list)
#startdir=`pwd`
#dirli=`find $* -type d -print`
#
## echo $dirli
#
#for dir in $dirli ; do
# # go to the specific directory; interpret file names as
# # absolute file names if they start with the wiggle or a slash
# if [[ $dir = ~* || $dir = /* ]] ; then
# cd $dir
# else
# cd $startdir/$dir
# fi
# # The full path name for the executable to allow working from crontab(1)
# #~/bin/list-files.pl > index.html
# ~/bin/ls2html -h > index.html
# chmod a+r index.html
#done
#
# Richard J Mathar, 03/11/2001
function line2html {
while { read dirent ; }
do
ww=`echo $dirent |wc -w` ;
if [ $ww -eq 1 ]
then
echo ""$dirent""
elif [ $ww -eq 0 ]
then
echo
else
if [ "$1" = -h ]
then
fordir=$(echo $dirent | cut -d ' ' -f 7)
printf "%10s %2d %10d %3s %2d %5s %s\n" $dirent $fordir;
else
# be prepared to write foo -> foo.link or filenames with blanks
printf "%10s %2d %10d %3s %2d %5s %s %s %s\n" $dirent ;
fi
fi
done
}
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
echo `uname -n` $*
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
echo ''
if [ "$1" = -h ]
then
ls -aoglFL $2 | fgrep -v index.html | sed '/^total/d' | line2html -h
else
ls -oglAR $* | sed '/^total/d' | line2html
fi
echo '
'
echo `date` by 'ls2html'
echo ''
echo ''