fixed a typo and stuff aaa; 2webm confirmed working

2webm.lua

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ if arg[1] and arg[1]:find("help") then
 end
 
 local error_occurred, utility = pcall(function() return dofile(arg[0]:match("@?(.*/)") or arg[0]:match("@?(.*\\)") .. "utility-functions.lua") end) if not error_occurred then error("\n\nThis script is installed improperly. Follow instructions at:\n\thttps://github.com/TangentFoxy/.lua-files#installation\n") end
-utility.required_program("ffpmeg")
+utility.required_program("ffmpeg")
 
 local threads = tonumber(arg[1]) or arg[1] or 1
 

README.md

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 It's like dotfiles, but no, it's just Lua scripts I find useful.
 
 ## Scripts
+- `2webm.lua`: Converts everything in the working directory to .webm files.
 - `popen-command-test.lua`: A badly-named WIP script for working with LLMs through WSL using [ollama](https://github.com/jmorganca/ollama).
 - `print-arguments.lua`: For testing how a Lua script receives arguments. (It can be platform-specific.)
 - `test.lua`: (Dev Test) Used repeatedly while working on these scripts to verify minor details I'm forgetful about.

test.lua

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ utility = dofile(arg[0]:match("@?(.*/)") or arg[0]:match("@?(.*\\)") .. "utility
 
 print("---")
 
-for k,v in pairs(utility) do
-  print(k,v)
-end
+-- local value = os.execute("where ffmpeg")
+-- print(value, type(value))
+utility.required_program("ffmpeg")
 
 print("---")

utility-functions.lua

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ end
 utility.required_program = function(name)
   local command
   if utility.OS == "Windows" then
-    command = "where " -- NOTE: This will sometimes print errors that do not matter. Windows, am I right?
+    command = "where " -- NOTE: This will print a path when it works. :\ Windows, am I right?
   else
     command = "which "
   end