Do you know any smart script to rename files for web format?
(replace all non ASCII characters, spaces, transliterate unicode chars, change case etc.)eg.
my ójf ćżpd - ąąv - hźóż HŹŃÓKŁFU.jpg
to
my_ojf_czpd-aav_-_hzoz_HZNOKLFU.jpg
I’ve been playing with
rename
command, but there is always some new character which my regex does not support. I’m sure there is already a good tool for this task.
Answer
Can you use Python? This little script:
import urllib
import unicodedata
print urllib.quote_plus(unicodedata.normalize(NFKD', u'my ójf ćżpd - ąąv - hźóż ŹŃÓKŁFU.jpg').encode('ascii','ignore')).replace('+','_')
Produces your requested output of:
my_ojf_czpd_-_aav_-_hzoz_HZNOKFU.jpg
This creates an output that is all ASCII and escapes ASCII characters not allowable in URLs. If that does what you are after it shouldn’t take much to turn it into the script you need.
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : takeshin , Answer Author : bk.