我想转换/foo/bar/../ foo

是否有bash命令可以做到这一点?


编辑:在我的实际案例中,目录确实存在。


当前回答

realpath试试。以下是全文来源,特此捐赠给公众领域。

// realpath.c: display the absolute path to a file or directory.
// Adam Liss, August, 2007
// This program is provided "as-is" to the public domain, without express or
// implied warranty, for any non-profit use, provided this notice is maintained.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <libgen.h>   
#include <limits.h>

static char *s_pMyName;
void usage(void);

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    char
        sPath[PATH_MAX];


    s_pMyName = strdup(basename(argv[0]));

    if (argc < 2)
        usage();

    printf("%s\n", realpath(argv[1], sPath));
    return 0;
}    

void usage(void)
{
    fprintf(stderr, "usage: %s PATH\n", s_pMyName);
    exit(1);
}

其他回答

正如Adam Liss所指出的,realpath并非与每个发行版都捆绑在一起。这很遗憾,因为这是最好的解决方案。提供的源代码很棒,我可能现在就开始使用它。以下是我到目前为止一直在使用的,只是为了完整起见,我在这里分享:

get_abs_path() {
     local PARENT_DIR=$(dirname "$1")
     cd "$PARENT_DIR"
     local ABS_PATH="$(pwd)"/"$(basename "$1")"
     cd - >/dev/null
     echo "$ABS_PATH"
} 

如果您希望它解析符号链接,只需将pwd替换为pwd -P。

如果你只想规范化一个路径,不管是否存在,不涉及文件系统,不解析任何链接,也不使用外部utils,这里有一个从Python的posixpath.normpath转换而来的纯Bash函数。

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Normalize path, eliminating double slashes, etc.
# Usage: new_path="$(normpath "${old_path}")"
# Translated from Python's posixpath.normpath:
# https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/master/Lib/posixpath.py#L337
normpath() {
  local IFS=/ initial_slashes='' comp comps=()
  if [[ $1 == /* ]]; then
    initial_slashes='/'
    [[ $1 == //* && $1 != ///* ]] && initial_slashes='//'
  fi
  for comp in $1; do
    [[ -z ${comp} || ${comp} == '.' ]] && continue
    if [[ ${comp} != '..' || (-z ${initial_slashes} && ${#comps[@]} -eq 0) || (\
      ${#comps[@]} -gt 0 && ${comps[-1]} == '..') ]]; then
      comps+=("${comp}")
    elif ((${#comps[@]})); then
      unset 'comps[-1]'
    fi
  done
  comp="${initial_slashes}${comps[*]}"
  printf '%s\n' "${comp:-.}"
}

例子:

new_path="$(normpath '/foo/bar/..')"
echo "${new_path}"
# /foo

normpath "relative/path/with trailing slashs////"
# relative/path/with trailing slashs

normpath "////a/../lot/././/mess////./here/./../"
# /lot/mess

normpath ""
# .
# (empty path resolved to dot)

Personally, I cannot understand why Shell, a language often used for manipulating files, doesn't offer basic functions to deal with paths. In python, we have nice libraries like os.path or pathlib, which offers a whole bunch of tools to extract filename, extension, basename, path segments, split or join paths, to get absolute or normalized paths, to determine relations between paths, to do everything without much brain. And they take care of edge cases, and they're reliable. In Shell, to do any of these, either we call external executables, or we have to reinvent wheels with these extremely rudimentary and arcane syntaxes...

今天我发现可以使用stat命令来解析路径。

对于"~/Documents"这样的目录:

你可以运行这个:

stat -f %N ~/文档

获取完整路径:

/用户/我/文档

对于符号链接,你可以使用%Y格式选项:

stat -f %Y example_symlink

这可能会返回如下结果:

/usr/local/sbin/example_symlink

格式选项可能在*NIX的其他版本上有所不同,但这些在OSX上对我有用。

Readlink是用于获取绝对路径的bash标准。如果路径或路径不存在(给定了这样做的标志),它还具有返回空字符串的优点。

要获得一个目录的绝对路径,该目录可能存在,也可能不存在,但其父目录确实存在,请使用:

abspath=$(readlink -f $path)

获取一个必须与所有父目录一起存在的目录的绝对路径:

abspath=$(readlink -e $path)

规范化给定的路径并遵循符号链接,如果它们恰好存在,但忽略丢失的目录,无论如何只返回路径,它是:

abspath=$(readlink -m $path)

唯一的缺点是readlink将跟随链接。如果你不想遵循链接,你可以使用这个替代约定:

abspath=$(cd ${path%/*} && echo $PWD/${path##*/})

这将chdir到$path的目录部分,并打印当前目录和$path的文件部分。如果它不能进行chdir,则会得到一个空字符串,并在stderr上报错。

我需要一个同时满足这三点的解决方案:

在普通mac上工作。realpath和readlink -f是插件 解决符号链接 有错误处理

没有一个人的答案同时包含了第一条和第二条。我加了第三条是为了让其他人不用再剃牦牛了。

#!/bin/bash

P="${1?Specify a file path}"

[ -e "$P" ] || { echo "File does not exist: $P"; exit 1; }

while [ -h "$P" ] ; do
    ls="$(ls -ld "$P")"
    link="$(expr "$ls" : '.*-> \(.*\)$')"
    expr "$link" : '/.*' > /dev/null &&
        P="$link" ||
        P="$(dirname "$P")/$link"
done
echo "$(cd "$(dirname "$P")"; pwd)/$(basename "$P")"

下面是一个简短的测试用例,在路径中有一些扭曲的空格,以充分练习引用

mkdir -p "/tmp/test/ first path "
mkdir -p "/tmp/test/ second path "
echo "hello" > "/tmp/test/ first path / red .txt "
ln -s "/tmp/test/ first path / red .txt " "/tmp/test/ second path / green .txt "

cd  "/tmp/test/ second path "
fullpath " green .txt "
cat " green .txt "