#!/bin/sh
USAGE="usage: search-count.sh "
#
#  script to search and count words in a directory
#  uses "read" to provide interaction with user
#     (alternate use would be to require user to provide 
#        data when launching script)
#

# while true
# 	do
	echo "SEARCH string to count: "
	read STR
	echo "Search Directory: "
	read DIR
	echo " --------- " 
	echo " --------- " 
	echo "Searching for $STR in $DIR ..."
	echo " --------- " 
	echo " " 
	echo " " 
	echo " " 
	echo " --------- " > output-search-count.txt
	echo "Searching $DIR ..."  | tee -a output-search-count.txt
	echo " " 
	echo " " 
	echo " --------- " >> output-search-count.txt | tee -a output-search-count.txt
	echo "Name of file and the number of times $STR is found in $DIR"   | tee -a  output-search-count.txt
	echo " " 
	echo " --------- " >> output-search-count.txt | tee -a output-search-count.txt
	find $DIR -type f -exec grep -i -l $STR {} \; \
	            -exec grep -i -c $STR {} \; | tee -a output-search-count.txt
# 	done

echo " --------- " >> output-search-count.txt
#echo "Search completed"