#!/bin/bash
# These three options make it harder to for some part of a script to
# fail without you recognizing it. nounset means that references to an
# unset variable result in an error. This means that you can no longer
# do stuff like this if VAR is potentially unset, because "$VAR" returns
# an error rather than "":
#
# if [ "$VAR" ]; then
#
# fi
#
# To explicitly indicate that you are OK with the variable potentially
# being empty you can instead use ${VAR:-}.
# To avoid errexit for a single command, use "|| true", e.g.,
# diff foo foobar || true
set -o nounset
set -o pipefail
set -o errexit
set -o xtrace
for file in raw/*.HEIC; do
basename=`basename $file`
magick $file"[0]" -resize 800x800 ${basename%.HEIC}.JPG
done
for file in raw/*.JPG; do
magick $file -resize 800x800 $file:t
done
echo "" > talapuslake.html
echo "Hike to Talapus and Ollalie Lake
" >> talapuslake.html
echo "Wednesday, July 30, 2025
" >> talapuslake.html
for file in *.JPG; do
echo \\
\ >> talapuslake.html
done
for file in unconvertable/*.HEIC; do
echo \Non-resizable image\ >> talapuslake.html
done
echo "" >> talapuslake.html