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# Photo archive template directory
The contents of this are copied to each archive drive root.
```shell
$ cp -R ./media PATH_TO_ARCHIVE_DRIVE
```
The scripts are stored with the archive for generational compatibility,
both building and documenting the structure the archive was created with.
## Scripts
```
media
├── img
│   └── my
│   └── work
│   ├── sync-flash.sh
│   ├── process-archive.sh
│   ├── compress-archive.sh
│   └── update-exif.sh
└── tree.sh
```
### `sync-archive.sh`
Ingest media into the archive and prepare it for further steps in the
workflow
This script can be run interactively:
```shell
$ ./sync-archive.sh
```
This will:
- Create the necessary directory structure
(see: [Archive directory structure](#archive-direcotry-structure))
- Copy and verify the contents of 1 or more external media
to the archive directory
- Prepare the archive for further work via `process-archive.sh`
- Compress the archive via `compress-archive.sh`
### `process-archive.sh`
```shell
$ ./process-archive.sh [FLAGS] PATH
```
### `compress-archive.sh`
```shell
$ ./compress-archive.sh [FLAGS] PATH
```
### `update-exif.sh`
Update EXIF of output previews from corresponding .psd / RAW files.
```shell
$ ./update-exif.sh [FLAGS] PATH
```
### `tree.sh`
Generte and check arcive file list.
This provides a basic and fast way to check high level tree consistency
against mostly humn-error.
## Archive directory structure
```
media
├── img
│   ├── my
│   │ └── work
│   │ ├── - 20240310 - shoot directory (multi flash card)
│   │ │ ├── 20240310.001
│   │ │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ │ ├── 20240310.002
│   │ │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ ├── - 20240310.001 - shoot directory (single flash card)
│   │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ ├── 20240310 - shoot directory (fully sorted)
│   │ │ └── ...
│   │ └── ...
│   └── others
│   └── ...
├── video
│   └── ...
├── ...
└── tree.sh
```
```
<date> - <info>/
```
Leading `"-"` indicates a not fully sorted shoot.
```
- <date> - <info>/
```
# Photo archive template directory
The contents of this are copied to each archive drive root.
```shell
$ cp -R ./media PATH_TO_ARCHIVE_DRIVE
```
The scripts are stored with the archive for generational compatibility,
both building and documenting the structure the archive was created with.
## Scripts
```
media
├── img
│   └── my
│   └── work
│   ├── sync-flash.sh
│   ├── process-archive.sh
│   ├── compress-archive.sh
│   └── update-exif.sh
└── tree.sh
```
### `sync-archive.sh`
Ingest media into the archive and prepare it for further steps in the
workflow
This script can be run interactively:
```shell
$ ./sync-archive.sh
```
This will:
- Create directory structure
(see: [Archive directory structure](#archive-direcotry-structure))
- Copy and verify the contents of 1 or more external media
to the archive directory
- Prepare the archive for further work via `process-archive.sh`
- Compress the archive via `compress-archive.sh`
### `process-archive.sh`
```shell
$ ./process-archive.sh [FLAGS] PATH
```
### `compress-archive.sh`
```shell
$ ./compress-archive.sh [FLAGS] PATH
```
### `update-exif.sh`
Update EXIF of output previews from corresponding .psd / RAW files.
```shell
$ ./update-exif.sh [FLAGS] PATH
```
### `tree.sh`
Generte and check arcive file list.
This provides a basic and fast way to check high level tree consistency
against mostly humn-error.
## Archive directory structure
```
media
├── img
│   ├── my
│   │ └── work
│   │ ├── - 20240310 - shoot directory (multi flash card)
│   │ │ ├── 20240310.001
│   │ │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ │ ├── 20240310.002
│   │ │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ ├── - 20240310.001 - shoot directory (single flash card)
│   │ │ ├── ...
│   │ │ └── preview (RAW)
│   │ ├── 20240310 - shoot directory (fully sorted)
│   │ │ └── ...
│   │ └── ...
│   └── others
│   └── ...
├── video
│   └── ...
├── ...
└── tree.sh
```
```
<date> - <info>/
```
Leading `"-"` indicates a not fully sorted shoot.
```
- <date> - <info>/
```