exportPSDs.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Written on 04/20/10 by Carter Allen
# Copyright Opt-6 Products, LLC, 2010

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# Allowed Arguments
# -i --input Path to the input directory. If omitted, ./ is used.
# -o --output Path to the output directory. If omitted, ./ is used.
# -p --optipng Path to an optipng binary
# -c --compression-level  An integer (1 to 7) describing the amount of
						# compression to apply to PNGs via optipng. 1 
						# is fastest, with the lowest compression ratio. 
						# 7 is the slowest, with the highest compression ratio.
						# Default is 7.
# -s --sips Path to the sips utility. Shouldn't ever need to be used.
# -q --quiet Don't print any messages to the console.
# -v --verbose Print status messages to the console for optipng and sips.

# Script

# Set Defaults for Variables
INPUT_DIRECTORY="./";
OUTPUT_DIRECTORY="./";
OPTIPNG="./optipng";
COMPRESSION_LEVEL="7";
SIPS="sips";
QUIET=false;
VERBOSE=false;

# Convert Long Options to Short Options
# Source:  http://kirk.webfinish.com/2009/10/
		#  bash-shell-script-to-use-getopts-with-gnu-style-long-positional-parameters/
for arg
do
    delim=""
    case "$arg" in
		--input) args="${args}-i ";;
		--output) args="${args}-o ";;
		--optipng) args="${args}-p ";;
		--compression-level) args="${args}-c ";;
		--sips) args="${args}-s ";;
		--quiet) args="${args}-q ";;
		--verbose) args="${args}-v ";;
       #pass through anything else
       *) [[ "${arg:0:1}" == "-" ]] || delim="\""
           args="${args}${delim}${arg}${delim} ";;
    esac
done
eval set -- $args

# Set Variables to Arguments
while getopts ":i:o:p:c:s:qv" option 2>/dev/null
do
    case $option in
		i) INPUT_DIRECTORY=${OPTARG[@]};;
		o) OUTPUT_DIRECTORY=${OPTARG[@]};;
		p) OPTIPNG=${OPTARG[@]};;
		c) COMPRESSION_LEVEL=${OPTARG[@]};;
		s) SIPS=${OPTARG[@]};;
		q) QUIET=true;;
		v) VERBOSE=true;;
        *) echo $OPTARG is an unrecognized option;;
    esac
done

# Sanity Check Arguments
if (($QUIET == $VERBOSE) && ($QUIET == true)) then
		VERBOSE=false;
fi

# Run the Conversion!
PSD_FILES=$INPUT_DIRECTORY*.psd;
for PSD_FILE in $PSD_FILES
do
	PNG_FILE=${PSD_FILE%.psd}'.png';
	echo "$PNG_FILE";
	$SIPS -s format png "$PSD_FILE" --out "$PNG_FILE" > /dev/null;
	#$OPTIPNG -o $COMPRESSION_LEVEL -q "$PNG_FILE";
done

I don't know how, I don't know why, but I'm just going to chalk this up to sips being a bitch. :P See my fork, basically I just cd into $INPUT_DIRECTORY and iterate over the files from there, doesn't give me any complaints.

Okay! Thanks for the help, I should have thought of that. Would giving you credit in the file header be enough for you? Or do you want me to place an attribution link somewhere...?

Ha ha, I don't care, credit me however you like, or not at all. :P Header is fine.