Break down of the scripts -
create_fake_comic_library.py - This will create folders and cbz files with some random names to simulate a comic book library. Inserts a single image (that you define) so that it's a valid cbz file.
find_junk_in_cbz.py - Scans a path the user supplies for cbz files and records how many "junk" files are inside. Junk files are considered anything not an image or .xml metadata. Stores results in non_image_files.log
kavita_create_library_per_folder.py - This will look at a root folder and add all sub-folders to your Kavita instance as their own library. Is able to work across the network and different OS's to send to kavita's API.
kavita_delete_all_libraries.py - Tactial nuke for Kavita's libraries. Deletes every library listed without any filtering options.
kavita_to_kitty.py (non-working) - Eventually will scan your kavita manga library to find series, then match those series off a certain kitty site to find new posts.
mimic_files_and_folder_strcuture.py - Will look at a folder on disk and mimic its structure of folders and files into a fake library of 0 byte files. This lets you test regex patterns against "real" files and folders easier without always having to copy a working data set each time you want to run a script against it.
record_comicinfo_to_sqlite.py - Reads your cbz collection and records the contents of comicinfo.xml into a sqlite database. This is useful for quickly searching against your collection of metadata to see what might need to be fixed or updated. Records last time of scan and only scans files that have changed in order to be more efficient.
scan_all_endpoints_API.py - For kavita to start a scan on every library in your server.
scan_all_libraries.py - For Kavita, but was made before the "scan-all" endpoint was made. This gets the list of your libraries on the server and sends the scan command to them 1 by 1.