waltergcc / workspace_concatenator

A simple script that concatenate the content of multiple files in a specified directory, saving the result to a "concatenated.txt" file.

Workspace Concatenator

This Bash script is designed to concatenate the contents of all files within a specified directory while excluding itself and the output file from the concatenation. The resulting concatenated content is saved to the "concatenated.txt" file, separating each file's content with a header that includes the file's path.

Usage

1. Download this script and place it in the directory containing the files you want to concatenate.

2. Make the script executable, if necessary:

   chmod +x workspace_concatenator.sh

3. Execute the script:

   ./workspace_concatenator.sh

4. After running the script, the concatenated content will be saved in a file named "concatenated.txt" in the same directory.

Configuration

You can customize the behavior of the script by modifying the following variables in the script:

• path: The directory from which files will be concatenated. By default, it is set to the current directory.

• output: The name of the output file where the concatenated content will be saved. By default, it is set to "concatenated.txt".

• script_name: The name of the script itself. It is used to exclude the script from concatenation.