MakeMKV macOS update keydb.cfg from FindVUK Online Database

makemkv-keydb-update.sh

#!/bin/zsh
# This script downloads the latest copy of the FindVUK Online Database,
# unzips, and moves it to the logged in user's MakeMKV data directory

# NOTE: This script is designed for use on macOS, with the default
# location for the MakeMKV data directory. If you have changed the
# location in Preferences > General, you will need to edit the line
# that moves the file, near the end of the script.


# Config variables
downloadUrl="http://fvonline-db.bplaced.net/fv_download.php?lang=eng"
zipName="keydb_eng.zip"
filename="keydb.cfg"

# Download
echo "Downloading latest FindVUK Online Database..."
curl -Lo "/tmp/$zipName" "$downloadUrl"
# Check for the file name (case insensitive) inside the zip
if unzip -l /tmp/$zipName | grep -qiF "$filename"; then
  # unzip file to /tmp, without any surrounding folder structure
  echo "Unzipping..."
  unzip -j /tmp/$zipName -d /tmp
else
  echo "ERROR: $filename not found inside $zipName"
  exit 1
fi

# Confirm the file exists
if [ -f "/tmp/$filename" ]; then
  # move file to MakeMKV data directory
  echo "Moving to MakeMKV data directory..."
  loggedInUser=$( echo "show State:/Users/ConsoleUser" | scutil | awk '/Name :/ && ! /loginwindow/ { print $3 }' )
  mv /tmp/$filename /Users/$loggedInUser/Library/MakeMKV/$filename
  rm /tmp/$zipName
else
  echo "ERROR: File not found; possible error unzipping."
  exit 1
fi

echo "Done."
exit 0

so i am trying to make this into a bat file but only get a file called General when i use the bat file

@neo305 I notice on the MakeMKV forums that MrPenguin replied to you with info recommending findvuk.exe or SamuriHL's helper tool as a better solution on Windows, so perhaps my macOS script isn't the best option on Windows?

Yes thanks got it