Run script against every file in a directory

[Chris Gallagher]

Hi,

I'm currently tryin to implement a ruby script which will run through a
directory of javascript files and run jsmin.rb against each of them as a
part of my build script. im running into a number of silly issues so im
just wondering if theres anyone out there thats done this kind of thing?

Cheers,

Chris

 

[Mohit Sindhwani]

Hi,

I'm currently tryin to implement a ruby script which will run through a
directory of javascript files and run jsmin.rb against each of them as a
part of my build script. im running into a number of silly issues so im
just wondering if theres anyone out there thats done this kind of thing?

Cheers,

Chris

What kind of silly errors? What is not working?

Cheers,
Mohit.
9/16/2007 | 11:51 PM.

 

[Michael Linfield]

Hi,

I'm currently tryin to implement a ruby script which will run through a
directory of javascript files and run jsmin.rb against each of them as a
part of my build script. im running into a number of silly issues so im
just wondering if theres anyone out there thats done this kind of thing?

Cheers,

Chris

you would add the code from jsmin.rb (that performs god knows what
purpose) and have that code run against the files...for crawling a
filesystem you would go about it like this:

#!/usr/bin/ruby

require 'find'

res = []

$stdin.each_line do |file_path|
res << File.size(file_path.strip) #File.size is only an example..
end #I dont know what jsmin.rb contains
#so i cant say what to put there.

#########

usage of this would be as follows

find /etc/ -type f | ./program.rb # where /etc/ would be the directory
that the
# java files are in.

 

[Pierre-Charles David]

Hi,

I'm currently tryin to implement a ruby script which will run through a
directory of javascript files and run jsmin.rb against each of them as a
part of my build script. im running into a number of silly issues so im
just wondering if theres anyone out there thats done this kind of thing?

How about this:

Dir["**/*.js"].each { |js| system("ruby jsmin.rb #{js}") }