Shell script downloads resources in batches and retains the path. shell downloads resources.

Shell script downloads resources in batches and retains the path. shell downloads resources.
Sample resource list

For example, url.txt:

http://su.bdimg.com/static/superplus/img/logo_white_ee663702.pnghttp://su.bdimg.com/static/superplus/img/logo_white_ee663703.pnghttp://su.bdimg.com/static/superplus/img/logo_white_ee663701.pnghttp://su.bdimg.com/static/superplus/img/logo_white_ee663704.pnghttp://su.bdimg.com/static/superplus/img/logo_white_ee663705.pnghttp://su.bdimg.com/static/superplus/img/logo_white_ee663706.png

We need to download these images and save them in their respective folders.

The script is as follows:

For example, download. sh.

#! /Bin/bash # desc: download resource # author: ten years later, Lu's brother mydir = 'pwd' while read linedo {if [-n "$ line"] then cd $ mydir url = $ (echo "$ line" | tr-d '\ R ') picdir = $ (echo $ url | sed-r's/http: \ // G') picname = $ (echo $ {picdir ##*/}) picpath = $ (echo $ {picdir %/*}) mkdir-p $ picpath cd $ picpath wget-O $ picname 'echo $ url' fi} done <$1 exit 0

Note the following points:

1. Delete the line break at the end of the text file:

tr -d '\r' 

2. Obtain the Resource Name:

${picdir##*/}

3. Obtain the resource path:

${picdir%/*}

Run

sh download.sh url.txt