Bash get path from filename

# Basic syntax:
dirname /full/file/name.txt

# Example usage:
dirname /full/file/name.txt
--> /full/file

# Note, if you want just the file name, use basename, e.g.:
basename /full/file/name.txt
--> name.txt

Source: stackoverflow.com

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