How to zip downloaded gallery as it is finished?

[gphg]

Let's be direct: I want a downloaded gallery from nhentai.net to be zipped in cbz (basically zip) file format. As it get zipped, the original images get deleted.

There is a configuration about it, but I'm not sure I was doing it right...

Update:
The images saved as webp instead of png is a problem. Most cbz or pdf viewer software are unable to view it.

[mikf]

--cbz on command-line or
"postprocessors": [{"name": "zip", "extension": "cbz"}] in a config file.

The images saved as webp instead of png is a problem. Most cbz or pdf viewer software are unable to view it.

Newer galleries on nhentai are all .webp. Convert and zip them yourself, or run a script with an exec post processor.

#!/bin/bash

for file in "$1"/*.webp; do
    magick "$file" "${file%.*}.png"
done

zip -0 "$(dirname "$1")"/"$(basename "$1")".cbz "$1"/*.png
rm -r -- "$1"

[gphg]

I'm missing something. How the configuration file would look like? Also is bash script supposed to be saved somewhere? Can it be just a shell alias (or function) then get called later?

[mikf]

configuration file

{
    "extractor": {
        "nhentai": {
            "postprocessors": [
                {"name": "zip", "extension": "cbz"}
            ]
        }
    }
}

bash script

I can't be an alias, since it needs to be able to access its argument as $1, but you can save it in a file in PATH, chmod +x it, and run it later. Or add it as a function to your .bashrc or the like.

function dir2cbz() {
    for file in "$1"/*.webp; do
        magick "$file" "${file%.*}.png"
    done

    zip -0 "$(dirname "$1")"/"$(basename "$1")".cbz "$1"/*.png
    rm -r -- "$1"
}

but I would highly suggest adding some error handling and/or set -e