- 1 year ago
Want to execute every adobe jsx script in folder using a windows batch
To execute every Adobe JSX script in a folder using a Windows batch script, you can use a combination of a for
loop and the extendscript
command-line tool. extendscript
is a utility provided by Adobe to run JSX scripts from the command line.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to create the batch script:
Install Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit:
Ensure that you have Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit installed on your system. You can download it from Adobe's website.Create the Batch Script:
Open a text editor (e.g., Notepad) and create a new file with a .bat extension, such asrun_jsx_scripts.bat
.Write the Batch Script:
Add the following content to the batch script:batch@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
REM Set the path to the folder containing the JSX scripts
set "jsx_folder=C:\path\to\your\jsx\folder"
REM Set the path to the extendscript executable (adjust if needed)
set "extendscript_path=C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit\ExtendScript Toolkit.exe"
REM Loop through each .jsx file in the folder and execute it using extendscript
for %%f in ("%jsx_folder%\*.jsx") do (
echo Running script: %%~nxf
"%extendscript_path%" -run "%%f"
echo.
)
echo All scripts executed.
Replace
C:\path\to\your\jsx\folder
with the actual path to the folder containing your Adobe JSX scripts. Also, ensure that you provide the correct path to theExtendScript Toolkit.exe
in theextendscript_path
variable.Save and Run the Batch Script:
Save the batch script and double-click on it to execute it. The script will run each .jsx script in the specified folder using theextendscript
command-line tool.
Make sure that the scripts you want to execute are valid Adobe ExtendScript JSX files. Additionally, be cautious while executing scripts from unknown sources, as they can potentially cause harm to your system or data. Always ensure that you trust the scripts before running them.