View the GitHub project here or download the latest release here.
With the release of Nuix 7.8, the functionality provided by this script is now available as a built in feature.
Written By: Jason Wells
Allows you to import text files and PDF files into your Nuix case by matching files in a directory named either after the corresponding items' GUID or MD5.
Begin by downloading the latest release of this code. Extract the contents of the archive into your Nuix scripts directory. In Windows the script directory is likely going to be either of the following:
%appdata%\Nuix\Scripts- User level script directory%programdata%\Nuix\Scripts- System level script directory
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Source Directory | A directory containing PDF and/or text files. Files may be nested within sub directories. |
| Files have MD5 naming | Items will be matched to files by using each file's name as MD5. |
| Files have GUID naming | Items will be matched to files by using each file's name as GUID. |
| Import PDFs | Determines whether the script will attempt to import PDF files found in the source directory. |
| Import Text | Determines whether the script will attempt to import text files found in the source directory. |
| Text File Encoding | The encoding used to open text files being imported. |
| Append Imported Text to Existing Text | When checked, imported text will be appended to text already present for the item. |
| Appended Text Separator | When appending text, this value will be placed in between the original text and the appended text. Supports supplying \n to specify a newline character and \t to specify a tab character. |
| Tag Updated Items | When checked, items which have text and/or PDF files imported will be tagged with the supplied tag name. |
This script relies on code from Nx to present a settings dialog and progress dialog. This JAR file is not included in the repository (although it is included in release downloads). If you clone this repository, you will also want to obtain a copy of Nx.jar by either:
- Building it from the source
- Downloading an already built JAR file from the Nx releases
Once you have a copy of Nx.jar, make sure to include it in the same directory as the script.
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