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# CLAUDE.md
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This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
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## Repository Overview
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This repository contains bash scripts for image processing operations, specifically for:
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- Resizing large JPEG images using ImageMagick
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- Converting RAR archives to ZIP format
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- Processing images inside ZIP archives
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- Recursive directory operations
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## Architecture
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### Script Organization
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The scripts follow a modular pattern with three tiers:
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1. **Core scripts** - Perform operations in current directory only:
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- `images_resize.sh` - Resizes JPEGs in current directory
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- `rar2zip.sh` - Converts RAR to ZIP (takes file arguments)
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- `zip_images_resize.sh` - Resizes JPEGs inside ZIP files (takes file arguments)
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2. **Recursive scripts** - Traverse directories and call core scripts:
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- `images_resize_recursive.sh` - Calls `~/images_resize.sh` in each subdirectory
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- `zip_images_resize_recursive.sh` - Finds all ZIPs and calls `zip_images_resize.sh`
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- `zip_images_recursive.sh` - Recursively creates ZIPs from JPEGs in directory trees
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3. **Wrapper scripts** - Execute core scripts on specific paths:
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- `rar2zip_images.sh` - Runs `rar2zip.sh` on `/media/rewt/media/images/`
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- `rar2zip_incomplete.sh` - Runs `rar2zip.sh` on `/media/rewt/media/incomplete/`
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### Key Design Patterns
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**Script Path Resolution**: Recursive and wrapper scripts reference scripts using relative paths with `SCRIPT_DIR`:
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```bash
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SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
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"$SCRIPT_DIR/images_resize.sh"
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```
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**ImageMagick Path**: Uses custom ImageMagick installation at `~/Applications/magick`
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**Temporary Storage**: Uses RAM disk (`/dev/shm/`) for temporary file operations to improve performance
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**Cleanup Handling**: Scripts implement trap-based cleanup functions to remove temp directories on exit/error
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**File Safety Checks**: Before deleting originals, scripts verify output files exist and are non-empty
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## Common Commands
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### Resize Images
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In current directory:
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```bash
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./images_resize.sh
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```
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Recursively through subdirectories:
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```bash
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./images_resize_recursive.sh
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```
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Image resize parameters: `-resize 8000000@@\>` (max 8MP), `-quality 85%`, `-sampling-factor 4:2:0`
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### Convert RAR to ZIP
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Single/multiple files:
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```bash
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./rar2zip.sh file1.rar file2.rar
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```
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All RARs in specific paths:
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```bash
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./rar2zip_images.sh # /media/rewt/media/images/
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./rar2zip_incomplete.sh # /media/rewt/media/incomplete/
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```
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Compression: Uses 7z with `-mx=9` (maximum compression)
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### Process ZIP Archives
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Resize images inside ZIP files:
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```bash
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./zip_images_resize.sh archive1.zip archive2.zip
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```
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Recursively process all ZIPs:
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```bash
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./zip_images_resize_recursive.sh
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```
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Create ZIPs from directory structure (preserves hierarchy in filename):
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```bash
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./zip_images_recursive.sh
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```
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## Dependencies
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- ImageMagick (`~/Applications/magick`) - For image resizing
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- `7z` - For ZIP compression
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- `unrar` or `rar` - For RAR extraction
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- `numfmt` - For human-readable file size output
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- `/dev/shm/` - RAM disk for temporary storage
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## Important Notes
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- Scripts modify files in-place (originals are deleted after successful processing)
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- File modification times are preserved using `touch -r`
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- Scripts use absolute paths via `realpath` for file handling
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- Recursive scripts use `find` with `-print0` and null-delimited reading for safe filename handling
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