If you download a bash version for windows, it should work. Technically, if you know Java, you can also just jm2converter's main class, read a File (java class) array of all files in the current folder and have them converted by it easily within seconds.
Edit: I saw the main class just requires the path to a file. So from what I understand from looking at it fairly quickly is that you could move the current main method to another one that takes a file path (instead of one from the console directly).
Change the main method to create a file array for the current folder. Iterate it and pass the absolute path for each file to the new method.
Edit: I saw the main class just requires the path to a file. So from what I understand from looking at it fairly quickly is that you could move the current main method to another one that takes a file path (instead of one from the console directly).
Change the main method to create a file array for the current folder. Iterate it and pass the absolute path for each file to the new method.
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