Amarok Script to Pana Script converter

I use Pana now in favour of Amarok 1.4. Pana is under active development and includes a fix for the cover fetcher that stopped working some time ago.

The next step was to find a way to port the amarok scripts over to Pana. This is easily acheived ( for replay_gain ) anyway with this script:

Source: http://air.elementfx.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3#p3

#! /bin/bash
FILE=$1
FILENAME=`echo ${FILE##*/}`
mkdirerr=$(mktemp)
mkdir $FILENAME".tmp" 2> $mkdirerr
if [ -n "`cat $mkdirerr`" ]; then
  cat $mkdirerr
  exit
fi
cd $FILENAME".tmp"
echo "Extracting files to $FILENAME.tmp/ ..."
tar jxvf $FILE &> /dev/null

currentdir=`pwd`

for (( i=0 ; $i < `find  . -depth -type d | wc -l` ; i=$(( $i+1 )) ));
do
  directory[$i]=`find  . -depth -type d | head -$(( $i+1 )) | tail -1`
done


for (( i=0 ; $i < ${#directory[@]} ; i=$(( $i+1 )) )); do
  cd ${directory[$i]}
  for file in `find  . -depth -maxdepth 1 -type f ` ; do
      echo "Changing "$file
      NEWNAME=`echo $file | sed 's/amarok/pana/g'`
 
      sed -i 's/amarok/pana/g' $file
      sed -i 's/Amarok/Pana/g' $file
      
      if [ "$file" != "$NEWNAME" ]; then
 echo "Renaming file $file to $NEWNAME"
 mv $file $NEWNAME
      fi
  done

  cd $currentdir
  if [ -z "`echo ${directory[$i]%/*} | grep 'amarok'`" ] && [ "${directory[$i]}" != "." ]; then 
    
    NEWDIRNAME=`echo ${directory[$i]##*/}`
    NEWDIRNAME=`echo ${NEWDIRNAME} | sed 's/amarok/pana/g'`
    NEWDIRNAME=`echo ${NEWDIRNAME} | sed 's/Amarok/Pana/g'`
    NEWDIRNAME=${directory[$i]%/*}"/"$NEWDIRNAME
    echo "Renaming directory ${directory[$i]} to ${NEWDIRNAME}"
    mv ${directory[$i]} ${NEWDIRNAME}
  fi
  echo "Finished folder ${directory[$i]}"
  echo ""
done

 


NEWFILENAME=$FILENAME
NEWFILENAME=`echo ${NEWFILENAME} | sed 's/amarok/pana/g'`
NEWFILENAME=`echo ${NEWFILENAME} | sed 's/Amarok/Pana/g'`

echo "Recompressing files into $NEWFILENAME"
tar jcvf $NEWFILENAME `ls` &> /dev/null
mv $NEWFILENAME ..
cd ..

echo "rm -f -r ${FILENAME}.tmp/"
# rm -f -r "${FILENAME}.tmp/"

Once you have done all this, then just import the new Pana version of your script using the Pana Script Manager.