I am writing an automator workflow to work with files and folders. I’m writing it in JavaScript as I’m more familiar with it.
I would like to receive a folder, and get the folder’s name as well as the files inside.
Here is roughly what I have tried:
Window receives current folders in Finder (I’m only interested in the first and only folder)
Get Folder Contents
JavaScript:
function run(input,parameters) { var files = []; for(let file of input) files.push(file.toString().replace(/.*\//,'')); // etc }
This works, but I don’t have the folder name. Using this, I get the full path name of each file, which is why I run it through the replace()
method.
If I omit step 2 above, I get the folder, but I don’t know how to access the contents of the folder.
I can fake the folder by getting the first file and stripping off the file name, but I wonder whether there is a more direct approach to getting both the folder and its contents.