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The "rem" repository contains an open-source application for locally recording and enabling searching of everything you view on your Mac. The application provides a comprehensive set of features to capture screenshots, extract text, manage the clipboard, and search through your recorded history.

The most important components of the repository are the user interface, database management, image processing, clipboard management, and text processing modules. The rem directory contains the core implementation of these key features:

• User Interface: The ContentView.swift, TimelineView.swift, and Search.swift files define the main content view, timeline view, and search functionality of the application, respectively. The SettingsManager.swift file manages the application's settings.
• Database Management: The DB.swift file implements the DatabaseManager class, which is responsible for managing the SQLite database used by the application to store captured screenshots and extracted text.
• Image Processing: The ImageHelper.swift and ImageResizer.swift files provide utility functions and the ImageResizer class for working with images, including resizing and padding.
• Clipboard Management: The ClipboardManager.swift file defines the ClipboardManager class, which monitors and manages the system clipboard.
• Text Processing: The TextMerger.swift file contains the TextMerger class, which is responsible for deduplicating, cleaning, and compressing the text extracted from the captured screenshots.

The application relies on the FFmpeg media framework for capturing and processing screenshots. The ffmpegX directory contains a simple "Hello, World!" example for the FFmpeg integration, while the scripts directory includes a Bash script for building FFmpeg for the ARM64 architecture on macOS.

The repository also includes comprehensive test suites for the application, with the remTests directory containing functional and performance tests, and the remUITests directory focusing on UI tests, including the launch functionality.

Overall, the "rem" repository provides a robust and feature-rich application for locally recording and searching your Mac's activity, with a well-designed architecture and a focus on performance, reliability, and extensibility.

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The user interface components of the "rem" application include the main content view, timeline view, search functionality, and settings management.

References: rem/ContentView.swift

The ContentView.swift file defines the main content view of the "rem" application. This view is responsible for displaying the core functionality of the application to the user.

References: rem/TimelineView.swift

The TimelineView.swift file contains the implementation of the timeline view, which is responsible for rendering the timeline and handling image analysis.

References: rem/Search.swift

The Search.swift file defines the search functionality of the "rem" application, including the SearchView, SearchBar, FilterPicker, and SearchResultView components.

References: rem/SettingsManager.swift

The SettingsManager.swift file contains the SettingsManager class, which is responsible for managing the application's settings. The SettingsManager class has the following key functionality:

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The DatabaseManager class, defined in the …/DB.swift file, is responsible for managing the SQLite database used by the "rem" application. This class serves as the central point of interaction with the database, handling the creation and management of tables, as well as the insertion, retrieval, and searching of data.

References: rem/DB.swift

The DB.swift file in the …/ directory contains the implementation of the DatabaseManager class, which is responsible for managing the SQLite database used by the "rem" application. This class provides the core functionality for creating and managing the database tables, as well as performing various data operations.

References: rem/DB.swift

The DatabaseManager class, defined in the …/DB.swift file, is the primary way of interacting with the SQLite database used by the "rem" application. This class provides a comprehensive set of CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for managing the data stored in the database.

References: rem/DB.swift

The DB.swift file in the …/ directory provides the implementation of database migrations to handle schema changes and updates over time for the "rem" application.

References: rem

The image processing components of the "rem" application are primarily located in the …/ directory. This includes utility functions for working with images, as well as the ImageResizer class, which is responsible for resizing and padding images.

References: rem/ImageHelper.swift

The ImageHelper class in the file …/ImageHelper.swift provides a set of utility functions for working with images in the "rem" application. These functions cover common image manipulation tasks such as resizing, cropping, and converting image formats.

References: rem/ImageResizer.swift

The ImageResizer class in the …/ImageResizer.swift file is responsible for resizing and padding images to a specified target width and height. It uses Core Graphics (CG) functions to perform the resizing and padding operations.

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The ClipboardManager class, defined in the …/ClipboardManager.swift file, is responsible for managing the clipboard functionality in the "rem" application. This class provides the following key functionality:

References: rem/ClipboardManager.swift

The ClipboardManager class, defined in …/ClipboardManager.swift, is responsible for managing the clipboard functionality in the "rem" application. It provides the following key capabilities:

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The Debouncer and Throttler classes, defined in the …/Timings.swift file, are utility components used throughout the "rem" application to manage asynchronous actions and events.

References: rem/Timings.swift

The Debouncer and Throttler classes, which are used to manage asynchronous actions and events in the "rem" application.

References: ffmpegX

The ffmpegX directory contains a simple "Hello, World!" example for the FFmpeg media framework integration.

References: remUITests

The remUITests directory contains the UI tests for the "rem" application. The directory includes two main files: