Create auto-rename-my-keys.sh

auto-rename-my-keys.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+# This script assumes you named your Service accounts like: ^GDSA[0-9]+$
+# example: GDSA1 ... GDSA2 ... GDSA99
+#
+# EXAMPLE: the json key named derpyderp-8e3ec71f927d.json with the email:
+# gdsa10@derpyderp-92374.iam.gserviceaccount.com
+# will be renamed to gdsa10.json
+# this is completely optional, but helps keep track if you made a lot of keys
+#
+# usage: place script in folder full of json keys
+# this directory is in: /opt/appdata/plexguide/supertransfer
+# (which is also where keys get dropped if using the web client to upload)
+#
+# cd /opt/appdata/plexguide/supertransfer
+# ./auto-rename-my-keys.sh
+_Main() {
+  [[ ! $(ls | egrep .\.json$) ]] && echo no json keys found in this dir && exit 1
+
+  read -p 'would you like to do a dry run?' answer
+  [[ $answer =~ [y|Y] ]] && dryrun=1
+
+  mkdir processed_keys
+  for file in *.json; do
+    rename=$(egrep client_email $file | cut -f4 -d'"' | cut -c1-6 | sed 's/-//g')
+    if [[ -n $dryrun ]]; then
+      echo $file will be renamed to ${rename}.json
+    else
+      if [[ $(pwd) == '/opt/appdata/plexguide/supertransfer/' ]]; then
+        mv $file ${rename}.json -v
+      else
+        mv $file processed_keys/${rename}.json -v
+        tar -cvf processed_keys.tar processed_keys
+        echo "Processed keys ready. To extract: (optional)"
+        echo "tar -xvf processed_keys.tar "
+      fi
+    fi
+  done
+
+  exit 0
+}
+_Main