************************************************************************** Copyright (c) SAPIEN Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved This file is part of the PrimalScript 2011 Code Samples. File: ScriptInventory.wsf Comments: I’ve been scripting for so long that my script directory is almost unmanageable given the sheer number of scripts. It’s difficult sometimes to find a specific script. Google Desktop search helps some and I keep thinking someday I’ll reorganize and cleanup the directory. In the meantime, I put together this quick inventory script that gets every script based on a list of extension, reads the first X number of lines specified at runtime and writes that information to a log file. I now have a single file I can browse or search that (hopefully) will help me find the script I’m looking for. Disclaimer: This source code is intended only as a supplement to SAPIEN Development Tools and/or on-line documentation. See these other materials for detailed information regarding SAPIEN code samples. THIS CODE AND INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ************************************************************************** ScriptInventory.wsf Build a metadata file for a script directory. This script will look for all scripts from a user specified list of extensions and record the first 5 lines to a text file. You can change the number of lines to record with /lines. If you want to recurse from the starting directory, use /recurse. Examples: cscript ScriptInventory.wsf /extensions:vbs,bat /file:scriptinventory.log /path:"c:\scripts" cscript ScriptInventory.wsf /extensions:js /file:jscriptinventory.log /path:"c:\scripts" /recurse /lines:7 cscript ScriptInventory.wsf /extensions:vbs,js /file:scripts.log /path:. /recurse