For example I ha开发者_运维技巧ve a /path/to/folder and want to see if it contains "keyword1", "keyword2" or "keyword3" and the result would be (when 2 are found):
/path/to/folder: keyword1 keyword3
I tried with options shown here but it doesn't work for folders.
echo -n '/path/to/folder:'; for kw in {keyword1,keyword2,keyword3}; do grep -qr $kw /path/to/folder/; if [ $? == 0 ]; then echo -n " "$kw; fi; done
If you are talking about keywords in filenames
shopt -s nullglob
for file in *keyword1* *keyword2* *keyword3*
do
echo "$file"
done
if you are talking about finding those keywords in the files that are in your folder, you can use tools like grep
grep -l -E "keyword1|keyword2|keyword3" *
if you need to show which keywords are found
grep -Eo "keyword1|keyword3|keyword2" *
grep -E "keyword1|keyword3|keyword2" *
will return something like this:
file.one:This text contains keyword1.
file.two:The keyword2 can be found in this file.
file.six:This is a keyword enumeration: keyword1, keyword2, keyword3.
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