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- Updated .gitignore to reflect current project structure - Updated README with current build and installation instructions - Added cmd, internal, and scripts directories for project organization - Added build artifacts and installation scripts 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Leak Technologies — img2pdf
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Minimal Go utility (with a tiny native UI) to merge images into a single PDF. Uses the Go standard library plus Fyne for the UI.
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## Features
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- Drag-and-drop UI for images or folders; natural filename sorting
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- Choose output location/name in the UI; defaults next to the first input
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- Supported formats (stdlib decoders): JPG, PNG, GIF
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- Lightweight custom PDF writer (no third-party PDF libs)
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## Usage
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Install/build (from repo root):
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```bash
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./install.sh # or ./scripts/build.sh
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```
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Run UI (default when no args):
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```bash
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./img2pdf
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```
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CLI mode (explicit):
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```bash
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./img2pdf convert [-o output.pdf] <image_or_folder> [more_paths...]
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```
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- If `-o` is omitted, the PDF is written next to the first input: for a folder, `<folder>/<folder>.pdf`; for a single file, `<dir>/<file>.pdf`.
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- Add more inputs to merge.
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## Wayland (Linux)
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- GUI builds target Wayland by default (`-tags=wayland`); the included build scripts set this for you.
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- On X11/XWayland sessions the UI will exit—run the CLI instead: `./img2pdf convert ...`.
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- Dependencies for the Wayland build: `libwayland-client`, `libxkbcommon`, `wayland-protocols`, `pkg-config`, and GL/EGL headers (e.g., mesa).
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## Notes
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- Transparency is flattened onto white before encoding to JPEG for embedding.
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- Page size matches the pixel dimensions of each image (1 px = 1 pt).
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- UI uses Fyne and expects a Wayland compositor on Linux; ensure the platform requirements above are installed.
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## License
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MIT
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