Replace String in Multiple Files using Unix Command
Shell Script allows you to replace string in multiple files using unix / linux command.
Features
- Can replace string in multiple files using unix / linux command.
- This shell script works in Linux operating system only.
- It reduces time to replace string in multiple files
- Easily customizable and configurable.
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#------------------Script by hscripts.com------------------#
#--------------More scripts @www.hscripts.com---------------#
OLDSTRING="string to be replaced"
NEWSTRING="String to be replaced with"
FOLDERPATH="/opt/lampp/htdocs/test/shell/*.php"
NEWFOLDERPATH="/opt/lampp/htdocs/test/shell-test/"
[ ! -d $NEWFOLDERPATH ] && mkdir -p $NEWFOLDERPATH || :
for f in $FOLDERPATH
doecho $ffname=`basename $f`
sed "s#$OLDSTRING#$NEWSTRING#g" "$f" > "$NEWFOLDERPATH""$fname"
echo $fname
done
# OLDSTRING
- String to be replaced #
# NEWSTRING
- String to be replaced with OLDSTRING #
# FOLDERPATH
- Folder path with files #
# NEWFOLDERPATH- Result folder with replaced strings in all files #
#---------------- Script by hscripts.com-------------------------#
- Release Date - 14-05-2014
- Get free version without ©copyright link for just $10/-
- For customization of this script or any script development, mail to support@hscripts.com
Usage
- Copy the above code and save it with .sh extension
- Assign the foldername for variable FOLDERNAME in the code under which you want to replace the strings in all files .
- Execute the above linux shell script as sh filename.sh to remove the particular string in multiple files of same folder recursively.
- Finally it gives you the newfolder with replaced string in all files.
License
- Click Here for detailed license information.
