Count files, except the hidden files [duplicate]

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Why does find . -not -name “.*” not exclude hidden files? (2 answers)

How to count all files inside a folder, its subfolder and all . The count should not include folder count [closed] (2 answers)

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I'm trying to count all the files from the current folder and each of it's sub-folders.

find . -type f \(! -iname ".*" \) -print

回答1:

You can use this find command:

find -type f ! -regex ".*/\.[^/]+$"  | wc -l

It will find all files in the current directory with filename not starting with a ., aka hidden files.

回答2:

find . -type f -not -path "./.*" | wc -l

explanation:

find in the current directory(.) all things from type file(f) which does not have a path that starts with ./.(./ is prepend on every output item of find which means current directory) and then give the output to wc which is a program to count and the -l parameter tells wc to count lines.

回答3:

Just pip wc -l to it like so:

find . -type f -not -path "*/\.*" | wc -l

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52621332/count-files-except-the-hidden-files