Praise: This is awesome

[bradydowling]

I've never given feedback to someone on Github before so I'm not sure if this is the proper method but this script was a lifesaver for me. It took forever for the built in PS script to run and it didn't even get me what I wanted. Your script is gold. Thank you very much.

[antipalindrome]

This area is typically to bring up bugs or suggest new features, but we appreciate your feedback Brady. Thanks! We also accept donations :)

[skjorn]

You are very welcome. I guess this is the best place for all kinds of feedback and yours is much appreciated. I'm glad we could help :-)

[skjorn]

I think we could keep this thread open if anyone else wants to drop a cheerful note. They can comment here.

[stigzler]

Agreed + donation made! Good work chaps. :)

[skjorn]

@stigzler Thank you for both -- praise and donation ;-)

[Charlie37]

Awesome work by you guys. Thanks a lot !
Works much better than the PS script, that badly manages prefixes and suffixes too (that's how I stumbled upon your script).

A small feature I added, maybe it's very specific to my clients: all our layers are named from PNG images that were imported via the PS script > Load Files Into Stack.
When using your script, I don't want any extension to be added to the layer name, even though I selected the PNG export option.
So I cropped the filename in getUniqueFileName():

// Check if the layer name already contained the extension.
if( ( fileName.substr(fileName.length - ext.length) ) == ext )
    fileName = fileName.substring( 0, fileName.length - ext.length );

Cheers !

[skjorn]

@Charlie37 Hi, thanks. I updated the script to strip extensions from layer names by default (can be turned off if "Name files: As layers" is selected). Your version wouldn't work if importing and exporting in different formats (e.g. read JPG and save as PNG). I recommend to re-download the script.

[Charlie37]

@skjorn Hi, I've re-downloaded the script and that feature works pretty well. Thanks a lot !

[skjorn]

@Charlie37 You're welcome :-)