Queried Compessed BreachCompilation: #1

[pakerte]

I've download "BreachCompilation: #1"
It has 44GB of text files.
So I gzipped these files

$ cd BreachCompilation
$ find data/ -type f -exec gzip -v {} \;
$
$ du -sh data/
13G     data/

Then I copied query.sh to zquery.sh

And edited to be like this:
(see the bottom of this message)

Use it instead query.sh

./zquery.sh [e-mail]

It still quiet fast as the original condition.
But now I have 30G more free space

Hope that help you too.

Thank you
@pakerte

#!/bin/bash
dir=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )

if [ "$1" != "" ]; then
	letter1=$(echo ${1,,}|cut -b1)
	if [[ $letter1 == [a-zA-Z0-9] ]]; then
		if [ -f "$dir/data/$letter1.gz" ]; then
			zgrep -ai "^$1" "$dir/data/$letter1.gz"
		else
			letter2=$(echo ${1,,}|cut -b2)
			if [[ $letter2 == [a-zA-Z0-9] ]]; then
				if [ -f "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2.gz" ]; then
				    echo "zgrep -ai ^$1" "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2.gz"
					zgrep -ai "^$1" "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2.gz"
				else
					letter3=$(echo ${1,,}|cut -b3)
					if [[ $letter3 == [a-zA-Z0-9] ]]; then
						if [ -f "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2/$letter3.gz" ]; then
							zgrep -ai "^$1" "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2/$letter3.gz"
						fi
					else
						if [ -f "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2/symbols" ]; then
							zgrep -ai "^$1" "$dir/data/$letter1/$letter2/symbols"
						fi
					fi
				fi
			else
				if [ -f "$dir/data/$letter1/symbols" ]; then
					zgrep -ai "^$1" "$dir/data/$letter1/symbols"
				fi
			fi
		fi
	else
		if [ -f "$dir/data/symbols" ]; then
			zgrep -ai "^$1" "$dir/data/symbols"
		fi
	fi
else
	echo "[*] Example: ./zquery [e-mail]"
fi