How to save Folder Names + My own Predefined Value in a > .txt file via Batch | CMD

Issue

I’m trying to upload a bunch of .7z files to my Server where my customers can get automatic download links. Once I upload the .7z files, I need to copy/paste the last file extension in a .txt editor and parse it with my website’s custom URL. It’s something like this:

---

{.7z Files}

001187238.7z

009181905.7z

---

{Server/Link Folder}

https://website/s1/2291817181/918291918/

https://website/s1/8817530194/114532001/

---

{Download Links / Finished Process}

https://website/s1/2291817181/918291918/009181905.7z

https://website/s1/8817530194/114532001/001187238.7z

---

Is there any way where I can run

dir /B %userprofile%\Desktop\folder > --foldernames--.txt

and maybe combine it with a fixed string/link:

https://website/s1/2291817181/918291918/

So, that in the end I get a link + the folder name combined, and saved inside the .txt file?

Thank you!

Solution

I’m struggling to understand what you want from your description (especially, how to determine, which file should be connected to which folder), but to answer the question itself:

@echo off
(for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /B %userprofile%\Desktop\folder\*.7z') do (
  echo https://website/s1/2291817181/918291918/%%a
)) > --foldernames--.txt

Answered By – Stephan

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