This is a fork of laurent22's wslpath with the goal to turn it into a service for absolutely no reason at all other than why not.
Also port to Python 3 because I like it more than PHP.
wslpath - Converts between Unix and Windows-style paths in WSL.
Mounts are assumed to be /mnt/$DRIVE_LETTER
Instructions will be updated eventually.
wslpath [-m|-u|-w|-h] NAME[:line[:col]]
Output type options:
-w (default) prints Windows form of NAME (C:\WINNT)
-m like -w, but with regular slashes (C:/WINNT)
-u prints Unix form of NAME (/mnt/c/winnt)
Other options:
-h displays usage information
If no output type is selected, the program will try to detect the form of
NAME and print the opposite type (eg. will print Windows form for Unix
path).
- Auto-detects path - converts to a Unix path if it is a Windows path and vice-versa.
- Correctly handles symlinks (Since Windows does not know about the WSL symlinks, they are resolved and the link target is returned).
- Correctly handles paths under lxss directory (this is the hidden user directory under which WSL-only files and directories are located).
- Correctly handles :line:column suffix. For example,
subl $(wslpath /mnt/d/script.js:10:2)
would open D:\script.js at line 10, column 2 in Sublime Text
MIT