khoj_gdialog

#!/bin/bash

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 # khoj
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 # Author: mSatyam
 #
 # November, 2013
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 # Implements GUI Search Utility for LINUX
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# Ask user for type of search (i.e. File Search/ File Content Search)
gdialog --title "Easy Search For You" --menu "Select" 12 12 3 1 "Search Files" 2 "Search File Contents" 2> /tmp/input_$$
gdialog --clear

# Store Type Specified by user
type=$(cat /tmp/input_$$)

# Ask User for base folder to search in
gdialog --title "Easy Search For You" --inputbox "In Which Directory to Search?" 12 12 2> /tmp/input_$$
gdialog --clear

# Store Search Directory
dir=$(cat /tmp/input_$$)

# ensure that one of the two types was selected
if [ -z "$type" ]
then
	echo "No Type Selected: Exiting..."
	rm -rf /tmp/input_$$
	exit 1

# ensure that directory name is valid
elif [ ! -d "$dir" ]
then
	echo "Invalid Search Directory Entered: Exiting..."
	rm -rf /tmp/input_$$
	exit 2

elif [ $type -eq "1" ]
then
	# Ask user for filename
	gdialog --title "Easy Search For You" --inputbox "Name of file?" 12 12 2> /tmp/input_$$
	gdialog --clear

	# Store filename
	filename=$(cat /tmp/input_$$)

	# ensure filename is not null
	if [ -z "$filename" ]
	then
		echo "Empty File Name: Exiting..."
		rm -rf /tmp/input_$$
		exit 3
	fi

	clear	
	# Confirm User	
	echo "Searching for file: \"$filename\" in directory: \"$dir\""
	# Do actual search
	find "$dir" -iname "$filename*" -type f 2> /dev/null

else
	# Ask user for content to be looked for in a file
	gdialog --title "Easy Search For You" --inputbox "Contents to look for?" 12 12 2> /tmp/input_$$
	gdialog --clear

	# Store Content
	content=$(cat /tmp/input_$$)

	# ensure Content is not null
	if [ -z "$content" ]
	then
		echo "Empty Content to look for: Exiting..."
		rm -rf /tmp/input_$$
		exit 4
	fi
	
	clear
	# Confirm User
	echo "Searching for files having content: \"$content\" in directory: \"$dir\""
	# Do actual search
	find "$dir" -type f -exec grep -iHn "$content*" {} \;
fi

# clean up temporary data
rm -rf /tmp/input_$$

exit 0