Java script for finding active artboard dimensions for illustration batch files

[Venkateswarul31426244qf9j]

Hello folks,

I am new to this forum, currently working on a project where i recieved a bunch of illustration batch files (1000 plus files in eps format) , with no coding knowledge

Requirement: i need a script or code that run through this bunch of illustrator batch files (eps files) at a time and fetches the active artboard width and height dimensions for all batch files and print this data in an excel.

can any one guide me on this,

Thanks in advance,

[Kurt Gold]

There are already a couple of scripts for Adobe Bridge which can do it hand over fist.

You may do a search for "extract metadata script adobe bridge" or something similar.

[kyosuke12345]

Select the folder containing the eps

Create a csv on the same level

↓script

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//Header

sNo = "S.No"

sName = "Name"

sWpt = "Active artboard width in points"

sHpt = "Active artboard height in points"

//

sFileType = "eps"

main();

function main(){

folderRef = Folder.selectDialog("Select Folder");

if( folderRef != false){

fileList = folderRef.getFiles("*." + sFileType)

if( fileList != false){

fileList.sort(compare)

sText = sNo + "," + sName + "," + sWpt + "," + sHpt

ifl = fileList.length

for (var i=0;i<ifl;i++){

sText += "\r" 

fileObj = new File(fileList[i].fsName);

app.userInteractionLevel=UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;

open(fileObj);

app.userInteractionLevel=UserInteractionLevel.DISPLAYALERTS;

oDoc = app.activeDocument;

sText += i+1

sText += "," + decodeURI(oDoc.name.replace(("." + sFileType),""))

sText += "," + (oDoc.artboards[0].artboardRect[2]-oDoc.artboards[0].artboardRect[0]) + " pt"

sText += "," + -(oDoc.artboards[0].artboardRect[3]-oDoc.artboards[0].artboardRect[1]) + " pt"

oDoc.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

oDoc = null

};

var oFile = new File(folderRef.path + "/" + "Output.csv") ;

oFile.open ("w","","");

oFile.encoding = "UTF-8"

oFile.writeln(sText);

};

};

}

function compare(a,b){

regex = new RegExp(/[0-9]+/);

    index = 0

    a_num = parseInt(a.name.match(regex))

    b_num = parseInt(b.name.match(regex))

    if (a_num > b_num) {

        index = 1

    }else if (a_num < b_num) {

        index = -1

    }

    return index

}