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     - Used by one of the Bash scripts to validate the downloaded PDF files
 3. Bash for the various scripts
     - Bash scripts were used on a Debian 10 (Buster) machine, which has it by default. Theoretically they should work on Windows (e.g. via Git Bash), but due to requirement #2 it might not work as expected.
-4. `curl` - which downloads all the pages.
-5. 
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+4. `curl` - Used to actually download all the pages via `pdfUrls.sh`.
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+## Order of scripts
+
+1. Browser: `get_page_urls_browser.js`
+   1. Add URLs into file `survivallibrary_pages.txt`
+2. Bash: `get_pages_with_pdfs.sh`
+   1. This one will take a while, since it downloads the HTML of all the category pages and dumps it into the `pages/` directory.
+3. Node: `parse_html_pages.js`
+   1. Generates files such as `pdfUrls.sh` and `folderLink.sh`
+4. Bash: `pdfUrls.sh`
+   1. Will download all the PDFs into the currently specified directory.
+   2. Since downloads are *not done* in parallel, it's going to take a while.
+      1. This was intentional to avoid any rate limits/blocks.
+      2. When I ran it on my server, it took about 2 days to complete. It's 13k files individually downloaded, so I hope you have patience.
+5. Bash: `validate_pdfs.sh`
+   1. Take the list of PDFs from `validate.log` and add them to a new file: `broken_pdfs.txt`
+      1. Place this file into the same folder as all the unsorted PDFs.
+      2. Some text editor skills might be necessary to extract a clean list of filenames, as the log format is something like: `[2022-02-01 01:47:03] filename.pdf is broken`.
+6. Bash: `broken_pdf_remove.sh`
+   1. Place this in the same directory as the unsorted PDFs and the `broken_pdfs.txt` file.
+   2. Run it once as just `bash broken_pdf_remove.sh`. If it looks good. Run `bash broken_pdf_remove.sh delete`.
+7. Bash: `folderLink.sh`
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