bash - Regex not matching name in filepath -


i have folder ipa files. need identify them having appstore or enterprise in filename. 

mles:drive-ios-swift mles$ ls build com.project.drive-appstore.ipa                                    com.project.test.swift.dev-enterprise.ipa com.project.drive_v2.6.0._20170728_1156.ipa

i've tried: 

#!/bin/bash -vee  filenameregex="**appstore**"  appfile in build-test/*{.ipa,.apk}; if [[ $appfile =~ $filenameregex ]];     echo "$appfile matches" else     echo "$appfile not match" fi done

however nothing matches:

mles:drive-ios-swift mles$ ./test.sh  build-test/com.project.drive-appstore.ipa not match build-test/com.project.drive_v2.6.0._20170728_1156.ipa not match build-test/com.project.test.swift.dev-enterprise.ipa not match build-test/*.apk not match

how correct script match build-test/com.project.drive-appstore.ipa?

you confusing between glob string match regex match. greedy glob match * can use test operator ==,

#!/usr/bin/env bash  filenameglob='*appstore*' #            ^^^^^^^^^^^^ single quote regex string     appfile in build-test/*{.ipa,.apk};             # skip non-existent files     [[ -e $appfile ]] || continue      if [[ $appfile == *${filenameglob}* ]];         echo "$appfile matches"     else         echo "$appfile not match"     fi done

produces result 

build-test/com.project.drive_v2.6.0._20170728_1156.ipa not match build-test/com.project.drive-appstore.ipa matches build-test/com.project.test.swift.dev-enterprise.ipa not match

(or) regex use greedy match .* as

filenameregex='.*appstore.*' if [[ $appfile =~ ${filenameregex} ]];     # rest of code

that said match original requirement match enterprise or appstore string in file name use extended glob matches in bash

using glob:

shopt -s nullglob shopt -s extglob fileextglob='*+(enterprise|appstore)*'  if [[ $appfile == ${fileextglob} ]];     # rest of code

and regex,

filenameregex2='enterprise|appstore' if [[ $appfile =~ ${filenameregex2} ]];     # rest of code

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