art-helpers

simple helper scripts for managing images processed by ART
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      1 # About
      2 This rather small scripts written in [Perl](https://perl.org) provide useful function for managing (raw and output) files for photographers.
      3 
      4 ## usage
      5 * clone the repo or manually download the scripts from https://git.sr.ht/~rwa/art-helpers 
      6 * run `make`
      7 * run `sudo make install`
      8 
      9 To run the script, open a shell and invoke `perl <script>`, on most systems it should be sufficient to just invoke `script` (after you granted execute-permissions to the script).
     10 
     11 ### prerequisites for running the pure scripts
     12 
     13 - Perl 5.30 (or newer)
     14 
     15 Additionally the following perl modules need to be installed:
     16 
     17 - Cwd
     18 - File::Basename
     19 - File::Copy
     20 - File::HomeDir
     21 - File::Spec::Functions
     22 - File::Find::Rule
     23 - File::Find
     24 
     25 # ART helper scripts
     26 Helper scripts to manage files which where handled by [ART](https://clttr.info/art), the easy-to-use RAW converter forked from RawTherapee.
     27 
     28 My working directory uses a folder structure similar to this example:
     29 
     30 ```
     31 base folder
     32 |_ RAW0001.DNG
     33 |_ RAW0001.DNG.arp
     34 |_ RAW0002.DNG
     35 |_ RAW0002.DNG.arp
     36 |_ JPEG
     37    |_ RAW0001.jpg
     38    |_ RAW0002.tif
     39 ```
     40 
     41 ## ART File Mover
     42 Filename: `afm`
     43 
     44 Find all by ART converted files in the current folder and their corresponding RAWs and move them to specified directory.
     45 
     46 For more information run `man afm` or `afm --help`.
     47 
     48 ## JpegDivider
     49 Filename: `jd`
     50 
     51 Moves all jpeg files (suffixes .jpg and .jpeg) in the given folder or the current working directory to the subfolder JPEG (or the given subfolder).
     52 
     53 For more information run `jd --help`.