go-abspath is a command line tool that prints the absolute paths of all
given files. File names can be piped via STDIN or given as arguments.
This implementation is in Golang. For a Python version, check out
arne-cl/abspath.
Print the absolute paths of all paths given as arguments:
abspath file1.txt path/to/file2.pdf
Print the absolute paths of all files and directories in ./Desktop:
abspath Desktop/*
Print the absolute paths of all files and directories in Desktop
and its subdirectories:
abspath -r Desktop
Print the absolute paths of all .pdf files in ~/Documents
find ~/Documents -name *.pdf | abspath
go get github.com/arne-cl/go-abspath
go build -o abspath github.com/arne-cl/go-abspath
This will get you the binary, that you can call as ./abspath.
You can make this available on your $PATH, e.g. like this:
sudo mv abspath /usr/local/bin/
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