bash, command not found [duplicate]

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Why should there be a space after '[' and before ']' in Bash? (4 answers)

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i'm having trouble fixing the error in this bash script, I seriously have no idea what I did wrong, any help is appreciated thanks

[centoslive@livecd ~]$ sh ListFich.sh test
Synthese, Question 2
ListFich.sh: line 9: [-d: command not found
Il n'y a aucun repertoire qui se nomme test
ListFich.sh: line 15: [-f: command not found
Il n'y a aucun fichier qui se nomme test
[centoslive@livecd ~]$ 

#!bin/bash

echo "Synthese, Question 2"

if test $# -eq 0; then
    echo "Argument Manquants"
    exit 1 
else 
    if [-d $1];then
        ls -d $1
        exit 1
    else 
        echo "Il n'y a aucun repertoire qui se nomme $1"
    fi
    if [-f $1]; then
        if [ -s $1]; then
            ls -l $1
            exit 1
        else 
            ls -l $1
            echo "Le fichier $1 est vide"
            exit 1
        fi
    else 
        echo "Il n'y a aucun fichier qui se nomme $1"   
    fi
fi

Answer 1

You need spaces before and after [ and ]. See help [ for details.

Answer 2

Add a space after [ and before ].

[ -d $1 ]
 ^     ^