You will be writing shell scripts for projects. It is suggested that you use the shellcheck command to check your shell script syntax and style. The shellcheck command is installed on all Linux lab machines and Linux servers.

Deadline: Mon, Jul 3, 11:59pm

You will present the project to me in class on Mon, Jul 3.

You have the following project options:

Option 1: names2userids.sh (mandatory option for CS-599)

Option 2: fnamefix.sh

Deadline: Fri, Jun 16, 11:59pm

Discuss the project on Piazza Q&A: LINK

See related class recordings: Jun 8, Jun 13

In a group of at least two students, create a simple shell script called txt2pdf.sh that, when called with the name of a text file, converts the text file to PDF. An example usage would be

    txt2pdf.sh textfile.txt

For this example fortune.txt file, the resulting PDF file must be named fortune.txt.pdf.

The txt2pdf.sh script will also be able create a PDF with 2 pages of text per sheet using the --2 or -2 option. The example usage for 2-pages-per-sheet mode would be

    txt2pdf.sh --2 textfile.txt

and the resulting PDF file must look like the following: fortune.txt.pdf.

If the input textfile does not exist, the script must exit with an error message: “Input file not found.”

The script will require the use of three programs in a pipeline (enscript or paps, psnup and ps2pdf).

The script must include the use of a --help, -help or -h option to display a synopsis, explanation of script options and example script usages.

The final script code must include comments to explain, in detail, what each part of the script does.

Include your group member names and student IDs in a script comment.

• shell script commandline argument handling

Decide on a final version of your group's txt2pdf.sh script. Each person in the group needs to create a ~/cs370/projects/1-txt2pdf or ~/se370/projects/1-txt2pdf directory and then copy the txt2pdf.sh script and any input text files to that directory. Group member names and IDs must be in the txt2pdf.sh script in comments.

Run the submit.cs370 or submit.se370 command.

Don't forget to shellcheck your script.