Convert xargs Bash command to PowerShell? -


I got a simple bad order to change the size of some images on the low-traffic website using image magic - me Like to change it to a PowerShell command, so I do not need to install signin on my webserver. Can someone lend their PSS skills here?

  LS | Xargs-I {} rconvert "{}" -size 128x128 \ & gt; "{}"  

Your best bet is the production of LS for Forex Is piping-such an object commandlet (% is an alias for sub-object):

  ls | % {Rconvert $ _-conditionize 128x128}  

Edit: Ls creates a list of FileInfo or DirectoryInfo objects on the pile line. To filter DirectoryInfo objects, use the All-Object filter (? Nickname):

  ls | ? {- No $ _. PSIsContainer} | % {Rconvert $ _-conditionize 128x128}  

If you need to access the full path name in your order, then use the FullName property of the FileInfo object ($ _ automatically resolve it Will be $ _. Name which is just the filename):

  ls | ? {- No $ _. PSIsContainer} | % {Rconvert $ _ FullName-Size 128x128}  

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