Convert heic and webp files to jpg files

gistfile1.txt

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'shellwords'

def convert_to_jpg(original_file, output_file)
  cmd = "convert #{Shellwords.escape(original_file)} #{Shellwords.escape(output_file)}"
  success = system(cmd)
  if success
    File.delete(original_file) # Deletes the original file if the conversion was successful
    puts "Deleted original file: #{original_file}"
  else
    puts "Conversion failed for file: #{original_file}"
  end
end

def convert_heic_files
  heic_files = `find . -iname '*.heic'`.split("\n")
  heic_files.each do |original_file|
    output_file = original_file.gsub(/\.heic\z/i, ' Converted.jpg')
    if File.exist?(output_file)
      STDERR.puts "Skipping output #{output_file} exists."
    else
      puts "Converting HEIC file: #{original_file}"
      puts "New file: #{output_file}"
      convert_to_jpg(original_file, output_file)
    end
  end
end

def convert_webp_files
  webp_files = `find . -iname '*.webp'`.split("\n")
  webp_files.each do |original_file|
    output_file = original_file.gsub(/\.webp\z/i, ' Converted.jpg')
    if File.exist?(output_file)
      STDERR.puts "Skipping output #{output_file} exists."
    else
      puts "Converting WebP file: #{original_file}"
      puts "New file: #{output_file}"
      convert_to_jpg(original_file, output_file)
    end
  end
end

convert_heic_files
convert_webp_files

Most of the time when you airdrop image or download from internet, it goes to downloads with heic or webp
So what you wanna do is open your terminal

Step 1-cd /Users/${your computer name}/Downloads
Step 2- touch jpg-convertor.rb
Step 3- Open that file in text editor and paste the above code
Step 4- Now in your terminal type chmod 755 ./jpg-convertor.rb
Step 5- Simply run ./jpg-convertor.rb and see the magic

If you would like to make it a c executable and click the program instead
make a c file called jpg-convertor.c and in that file add the code

C CODE START:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>

int main() {
// Use the system function to execute the Ruby script
int result = system("ruby jpg-convertor.rb");

if (result == -1) {
perror("Error executing Ruby script");
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}

return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
END C Code

Now compile the c code by typing in terminal:
gcc -o jpg-convertor jpg-convertor.c

Now you have the executable file that you can just double click to open.