Search and Replace all the files underneath a given directory tree with a given mapping table.
The table items must be separated with
[..] runs of consecutive whitespace [..]
as we use here the default of python's str.split-method.
In the test folder you can find a sample of a mapping table:
# Taken from https://documentation.coremedia.com/cmcc-10/artifacts/2010/webhelp/deployment-en/content/contentServerRenamedProperties.html
sql.store.sgmlcache.size sql.store.sgml-cache-size-bytes
sql.store.sgmlcache.sizeBytes sql.store.sgml-cache-size-bytes
As you can see, also comments are possible starting with a hash ('#').
Feel free to adapt this to your needs. The relevant line of code is currently here.
./multi-replacer.py FILE_EXTENSION FOLDER MAPPING_FILE
You can use (or play around) with the given infrastructure in the test-folder.
./multi-replacer.py properties test test/mapping.txt