Automation Scripts Collection - Version 1.0

This repository contains a variety of utility scripts, each designed to perform specific tasks. Some scripts focus on automating file and folder operations, such as recursive file renamers and recursive comparators. Others automate project-related tasks, like project setup and license management. There are also terminal utilities designed for use when Xorg is unavailable, including hex viewers, Markdown viewers (or .ipynb viewers), text encryptors, and more. Additionally, some scripts are focused on privacy (like PDF manipulation tools), while others handle tasks like texture manipulation.

Each script is designed to perform a specific task, should be an executable Python script, and, whenever possible, avoid third-party dependencies.

Script Descriptions

• base64-encriptor: (Rename pending) Encrypts and decrypts text, useful for sending private messages.
• console-higlighter: Currently highlights Markdown text; planned future support for .ipynb files.
• create-python-projects: Sets up the folder structure for Python projects. Pairs well with the licenser script.
• files-comparator: Compares files in bulk to check if they are identical, even with different names. (Checksum comparator to be added)
• img-to-text: An OCR tool for extracting text from images, useful for creating lighter documentation from images.
• licenser: Helps you choose the right license based on the type of asset or project.
• pdf-manipulator: Splits or merges pages in a PDF, useful for consolidating documents into a single file.
• project-renamer: Renames files according to a naming convention for consistent project organization, applying kebab-case for common files and snake_case for scripts.
• texture-ops: Performs operations on textures for 3D games. Developed as a separate tool due to its growth in complexity.
• view-hex-nes: A terminal-based hex viewer for NES files, but can be used with any file type.

How to Use

1. Clone the repository.
2. Select the scripts you are interested in.
3. Grant execution permissions to the selected scripts.
4. Move the files to a directory included in your $PATH environment variable.

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