catimerge 0.1.1

merge two catima.zip exports

catimerge

Merge two Catima .zip exports.

$ catimerge --help
usage: catimerge [-h] [-v] [--version] FIRST_ZIP SECOND_ZIP OUTPUT_ZIP

positional arguments:
  FIRST_ZIP
  SECOND_ZIP
  OUTPUT_ZIP

options:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose
  --version      show program's version number and exit
$ catimerge -v catima1.zip catima2.zip out.zip
Merging 'catima1.zip' and 'catima2.zip' into 'out.zip'...
Parsing...
Version: 2
ZIP #1 has   1 group(s),   9 card(s),   2 card group(s),   5 image file(s)
ZIP #2 has   2 group(s),   5 card(s),   3 card group(s),   3 image file(s)
Merging...
Output has   3 group(s),  14 card(s),   5 card group(s),   8 image file(s)
Writing...

GUI

The additional catimerge-gui command provides a simple GUI.

CAVEATS

Unfortunately, Python does not support the password-protected ZIP files created by Catima. You can either export your data without a password, or use a tool like 7-Zip to create a temporary passwordless ZIP file for the merge process.

For example, if you have two password-protected ZIP files as input and want a password-protected output ZIP file as well:

$ ls
catima1.zip
catima2.zip
$ 7z -ocatima1 x catima1.zip            # extract into catima1/
[...]
$ 7z -ocatima2 x catima2.zip            # extract into catima2/
[...]
$ cd catima1
$ 7z a ../catima1-nopass.zip *          # create passwordless ZIP
[...]
$ cd ..
$ cd catima2
$ 7z a ../catima2-nopass.zip *          # create passwordless ZIP
[...]
$ cd ..
$ catimerge -v catima1-nopass.zip catima2-nopass.zip out-nopass.zip
Merging 'catima1-nopass.zip' and 'catima2-nopass.zip' into 'out-nopass.zip'...
[...]
$ 7z -oout-nopass x out-nopass.zip      # extract into out-nopass/
$ cd out-nopass
$ 7z -p a ../out.zip *                  # create password-protected ZIP
[...]
$ cd ..
$ ls
catima1
catima1-nopass.zip
catima1.zip
catima2
catima2-nopass.zip
catima2.zip
out-nopass
out-nopass.zip
out.zip

Installing

Using pip

$ pip install catimerge

NB: depending on your system you may need to use e.g. pip3 --user instead of just pip.

From git

NB: this installs the latest development version, not the latest release.

$ git clone https://github.com/obfusk/catimerge.git
$ cd catimerge
$ pip install -e .

NB: you may need to add e.g. ~/.local/bin to your $PATH in order to run catimerge.

To update to the latest development version:

$ cd catimerge
$ git pull --rebase

Dependencies

• Python >= 3.8 (w/ Tk support for the GUI).

Debian/Ubuntu

$ apt install python3-tk

License