# ddrescue-tui
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## Report
The report can be found in `/report/`.
The directory contains both the PDF file as well as the LaTex sources.

## Installation
### Requirements:
The following packages required:
- python3.10 or higher
- pip modules:
  - matplotlib
  - numpy
  - textual
  - rich-pixels == 2.2.0
- gddrescue

#### Optionally for development:
- pip:
  - build
  - setuptools
  - textual-dev

### Installing
Installing so it can be used from everywhere with `ddrescue-tui` can be done with `./utilctl install` or manually with `pipx install .` inside of the project directory.
`utilctl` also installs all necessary requirements
I recommend using pipx to avoid possible conflicts

Alternatively, a .whl file can be downloaded from the releases tab and installed with pip.

**For running ddrescue directly, the package has to be run as sudo and therefore also installed with sudo.** 


### Building a binary package
Building a package for binary distribution can be done with: `./utilctl build` or manually with `pipx run build`.

### Troubleshooting
If the command results in a blank terminal, the Python IO encoding might be not set to UTF-8. You can fix this with
`export PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8` once per terminal session or by prepending the command like this: `PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8 ddrescue-tui <ARGS>`

## Usage
```
$  ddrescue-tui -h
usage: ddrescue-tui [-h] [-i I] {open,run} ...

TUI for ddrescue, visualizes the progress using the mapfile

positional arguments:
  {open,run}
    open              open mapfile
    run               run ddrescue on startup (sudo required)

options:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit
  -i I, --interval I  Initial reload interval (default=32s)

$ ddrescue-tui open -h
usage: ddrescue-tui open [-h] [-n] mapfile

positional arguments:
  mapfile               mapfile to read from

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -n, --noninteractive  Run simple non-interactive mode

$ ddrescue-tui run -h
usage: ddrescue-tui run [-h] [-o [OUT]] [-a ARGS] INPUT OUTPUT

positional arguments:
  INPUT                 input file or device
  OUTPUT                output file or folder

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -o [OUT], --output_name [OUT]
                        output filename
  -a ARGS, --arguments ARGS
                        Custom arguments
```

## Examples
Example mapfiles can be found in `./mapfiles`. 

### Non-interactive
```bash
$ ddrescue-tui open -n mapfiles/2024-02-10_virt.map
```
![grafik](https://github.com/freiburg-missing-semester-course/project-MrMcX/assets/4057839/64295dfa-4825-4667-a19d-98d6bb1cb6e1)

```bash
# ddrescue-tui open mapfiles/2024-01-18_HDD.map
```
![grafik](https://github.com/freiburg-missing-semester-course/project-MrMcX/assets/4057839/c450ef8f-e594-4bf4-969b-2ea7e5b2b54b)

![grafik](https://github.com/freiburg-missing-semester-course/project-MrMcX/assets/4057839/c02b5dec-7eb0-46b1-a6bd-61ece2f03333)