InDesign CS6 script - Export JPG Images with Original Filename into New Folder

Yay!

My first real InDesign script.

//What it does:

1. Export framed images from InDesign into individual JPG images.

2. These images will be named the same file name as the original linked file.

3. JPEG Settings: Progressive, Medium quality, 72 dpi, RGB (You can change these, but not sure about changing RGB - CMYK).

4. Images saved into created folder: "JPG webexport".

//NOTES:

1. The image size will be the same size as the frame of the image.

2. All framed images will be exported.

3. You gotta change the folder; absolute location (two instances).

4. If you know how to change the output folder into same location as the .indd file, PLEASE do tell. I couldn't figure this out.

//If you want to edit it:

1. You may open the file with Notepad (or other).

2. Change stuff.

3. Save it.

4. Make sure extension is .jsx.

DOWNLOAD LINKS (Google Drive):

• Click THIS LINK to download the InDesign script.
• Click THIS LINK to download sample file/s (well, the script is already here also).

// Credit where it's due.

These were my main sources. Thank you very much to the helpful guys and gals of StackExchange/StackOverflow :')

• trying to extract formatted images from indesign into a separate folder 
• Indesign CS6 Scripting - Exporting images 
• How do I create a folder using ExtendScript?

Now, I'm pretty sure the script can still be cleaned up, but being that this already took up almost two of my work days, I ain't gonna fix what's not broken :')

//

//Script in text below (Select to COPY from BELOW here):

var myDoc = app.activeDocument,
apis = myDoc.allPageItems, rect, fileName;


while ( rect = apis.pop() )
{
    if ( !(rect instanceof Rectangle) || !rect.graphics[0].isValid ){ continue; }

    fileName = File ( rect.graphics[0].itemLink.filePath ).name;
    fileName = fileName.replace( /\.[a-z]{2,4}$/i, '.jpg' );

    app.jpegExportPreferences.exportResolution = 72;
    app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegQuality = JPEGOptionsQuality.MEDIUM;


    //make new folder
    var f = new Folder("c:/users/Shadouness/desktop/JPG webexport/"); 
    f.create();

    //give it a unique name
    var myFile = new File('c:/users/Shadouness/desktop/JPG webexport/' + fileName);

    rect.exportFile(ExportFormat.JPG, myFile);
}

// (Select to COPY until ABOVE here)