AccuSort
========
AccuSort is a Python package that sorts image PDF files into segregated folders based on the accuracy of PN numbers detected in the image and the file name.
Installation
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1. Run the `export_variables.sh` script on Mac or Linux, and the corresponding batch file on Windows in the terminal or command prompt.
2. Install AccuSort using pip:
```
pip install accusort
```
Usage
-----
1. In your teminal/command prompt, Navigate to the directory containing the image master folder (the folder containing the image sub-folders).
2. Run the following command to sort the images:
```
accusort <image_master_folder_name>
```
3. The script saves the segragated folders in the respective subfolders of images.
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