python/batch_rename.py at master · blackvitriol/python · GitHub

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#!/usr/bin/env python
__author__ = 'blackvitriol'


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:::::::: Batch Rename :::::::::::::::::::::

Linux will sometimes make files without filetype in the name
this should fix it...
"""
print("Welcome to A7's Batch Renaming Tool...")

import glob,os

files = glob.glob('*')

print("Files found:")
print(files)

filetype = input("Enter your file format [example:'.jpg']:")

print("Now renaming all files with following format:", filetype)

for File in files:
    newname = File + filetype
    os.rename(File, newname)

'''
# Undo Rename if you mucked up
for File in files:
    removal = len(filetype)
    newname = File[:-removal]
    os.rename(File, newname)
'''

print("Done renaming files...")