indeel script

.scripts/indeel

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+#!/bin/bash
+# Watch this folder for incoming files
+# Rename each file to a hash of some kind
+# Put each file into a folder of the old name
+
+[[ -v 1 ]] && DIR=$1 || DIR=$PWD
+cd $DIR
+
+while true; do
+  for f in *.*; do
+    # Check if we need to skip
+    [ -e "$f" ] || continue
+    [ -e "$f.part" ] && continue
+    [ ${f##*.} == "part" ] && continue
+    [ ${f##*.} == "sh" ] && continue
+
+    # Print some file info, and check file validity
+    FILEINFO=`file $f`
+    echo $FILEINFO
+    if echo "$FILEINFO" | grep -q empty; then
+      continue
+    fi
+
+    # Handle webp as a special case, and defer to next iteration
+    if [ ${f##*.} == "webp" ]
+    then
+      if [ `identify $f | wc -l` -gt 1 ]
+      then
+        echo "Animated webp. Converting to gif..."
+        convert $f ${f%.*}.gif
+        rm $f
+        continue
+      else
+        echo "Picture webp. Converting to jpg..."
+        convert $f ${f%.*}.jpg
+        rm $f
+        continue
+      fi
+    fi
+
+    # Determine phash and destination folder
+    # If you don't have your own phash algorithm at home,
+    # you might consider using md5sum
+    # NAME=`md5sum $f | awk '{print $1}'`
+    NAME=`dctfilename $f`
+    FOLDER=${f%.*}
+    FOLDER=${FOLDER%\(*}
+
+    # Check for duplicate phashes in the .known-files file
+    if fgrep -q $NAME .known-files; then
+      echo "$NAME is a duplicate file"
+      mkdir -p duplicates
+      mv -f $f "duplicates/$NAME.${f##*.}"
+    else
+      echo $NAME >> .known-files
+      mkdir -p $FOLDER
+      echo "$f"
+      echo `dctfilename $f -v`
+      mv -f $f "$FOLDER/$NAME.${f##*.}"
+    fi
+    echo '------'
+  done
+  sleep 1
+done