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Match CLI compression with backend#7

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  • New Features

    • Added automatic compression (using zstd) during file encryption and automatic decompression during decryption.
    • Compression status is now indicated in encrypted files, enabling seamless handling during decryption.
  • Enhancements

    • File size reporting now displays original and compressed sizes after encryption and decryption.
    • Improved error handling for compression and decompression failures.

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The encryption and decryption CLI logic was updated to transparently compress input data using zstd before encryption and decompress it after decryption, controlled by a flag byte. Compression and decompression errors are now handled, and file size reporting was enhanced to show both original and compressed sizes during encryption.

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File(s) Change Summary
encryptx-backend/src/cli/mod.rs Added zstd compression before encryption and decompression after decryption, with flag byte and error handling. Updated imports and size reporting.
encryptx-backend/src/main.rs Enhanced logging to display original and compressed file sizes in the encryption function.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Zstd
    participant Encryptor

    User->>CLI: Provide input file for encryption
    CLI->>Zstd: Compress input data (level 3)
    Zstd-->>CLI: Compressed data
    CLI->>CLI: Prefix with compression flag byte
    CLI->>Encryptor: Encrypt compressed data
    Encryptor-->>CLI: Encrypted output
    CLI-->>User: Save encrypted file, report sizes
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Decryptor
    participant Zstd

    User->>CLI: Provide encrypted file for decryption
    CLI->>Decryptor: Decrypt file
    Decryptor-->>CLI: Decrypted data
    CLI->>CLI: Check compression flag byte
    alt Flag is set
        CLI->>Zstd: Decompress data
        Zstd-->>CLI: Original data
    else Flag not set
        CLI->>CLI: Use data as-is
    end
    CLI-->>User: Save output file, report sizes
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A hop, a skip, a zstd zip—
Now files compress before the crypt!
With flags and checks, the logic’s neat,
Decrypt, decompress, and then repeat.
File sizes shown with rabbit pride,
In every byte, new tricks reside!
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@Amitminer Amitminer merged commit 50384a5 into dev Jul 11, 2025
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