Rename a multiple of images within folders, each folder contains a multiple of images,
each folder with a specific number, using text files, each text file with a folder number
before
Code:Multi Folder Images │ │ ├── E01 │ ├── 0001.png │ ├── 0002.png │ ├── 0003.png │ ├── 0004.png │ └── 0005.png │ ├── E02 │ ├── 0001.png │ ├── 0002.png │ ├── 0003.png │ ├── 0004.png │ └── 0005.png │ │ ├── E03 │ ├── 0001.png │ ├── 0002.png │ ├── 0003.png │ ├── 0004.png │ └── 0005.png
Code:Multi Folder text │ │ ├── E01.txt "inside text" │ ├── 0_00_01_713__0_00_05_081_01 │ ├── 0_00_05_093__0_00_08_916_02 │ ├── 0_00_08_926__0_00_12_339_03 │ ├── 0_00_12_347__0_00_14_156_04 │ └── 0_00_14_164__0_00_16_314_05 │ ├── E02.txt │ ├── 0_00_16_324__0_00_17_348_06 │ ├── 0_00_17_352__0_00_21_255_07 │ ├── 0_00_21_260__0_00_23_501_08 │ ├── 0_00_23_507__0_00_25_999_09 │ └── 0_00_26_010__0_00_29_002_10 │ │ ├── E03.txt │ ├── 0_00_29_013__0_00_32_176_11 │ ├── 0_00_32_182__0_00_35_982_12 │ ├── 0_00_35_993__0_00_37_245_13 │ ├── 0_00_37_253__0_00_40_177_14 │ └── 0_00_40_190__0_00_43_717_15
after renaming
Code:Multi Folder Images │ │ ├── E01 │ ├── 0_00_01_713__0_00_05_081_01.png │ ├── 0_00_05_093__0_00_08_916_02.png │ ├── 0_00_08_926__0_00_12_339_03.png │ ├── 0_00_12_347__0_00_14_156_04.png │ └── 0_00_14_164__0_00_16_314_05.png │ ├── E02 │ ├── 0_00_16_324__0_00_17_348_06.png │ ├── 0_00_17_352__0_00_21_255_07.png │ ├── 0_00_21_260__0_00_23_501_08.png │ ├── 0_00_23_507__0_00_25_999_09.png │ └── 0_00_26_010__0_00_29_002_10.png │ │ ├── E03 │ ├── 0_00_29_013__0_00_32_176_11.png │ ├── 0_00_32_182__0_00_35_982_12.png │ ├── 0_00_35_993__0_00_37_245_13.png │ ├── 0_00_37_253__0_00_40_177_14.png │ └── 0_00_40_190__0_00_43_717_15.png
after & before renaming
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I have this script Works on one folder . Please help to edit script
Code:import pathlib IMG_DIR = pathlib.Path('.\Images\E01') with open('E01.txt') as jabber: content = jabber.read().splitlines() director = sorted(IMG_DIR.iterdir()) for src, dest in zip(director, content): src.rename(IMG_DIR / f'{dest}{src.suffix}')
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assuming txt files are all in that root directory, like in your example Image directory
Code:import pathlib ROOT_DIR = pathlib.Path(r'F:\... path to root directory ...\Images') def rename_directory_files(directory, text_file, print_only=False): ''' test it with print_only=True before actual renaming, if getting good results, proceed with renaming ''' with open(text_file) as f: new_names = f.read().splitlines() files = sorted([file for file in directory.iterdir() if file.is_file()]) for file, new_name in zip(files, new_names): if new_name and file: if print_only: print(file, file.parent / f'{new_name}{file.suffix}') else: file.rename(file.parent / f'{new_name}{file.suffix}') directories = [d for d in ROOT_DIR.iterdir() if d.is_dir()] for directory in directories: rename_directory_files( directory = directory, text_file = ROOT_DIR / f'{directory.name}.txt', print_only = True )
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