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Command line and web tools for photo importing/renaming/rotating
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photo_importer | ||
web | ||
.gitignore | ||
LICENSE | ||
photo-importer | ||
photo-importer-server | ||
photo-importer.cfg | ||
photo-importer.service | ||
README.md | ||
setup.py |
Photo Importer
Command line tools for photo importing/renaming/rotating
Features:
- Media files scan
- Time when picture was taken detection (by EXIF, by file name, by file attributes)
- Media files moving/copying to configurable hierarchy
- Lossless rotations (via exiftran)
Photo Importer Server
Standalone web server for fast media import for headless computer
Features:
- Mounted storages detection (by path mask)
- Storages mount/unmount (via pmount)
- The same as photo-importer but without console
Installation
Requirements:
- Python 3.3+
- Debian based Linux (Other Linux versions not officially supported, but might work)
Dependencies:
- PyExifTool (pip3 install PyExifTool)
- python3-progressbar
- python3-psutil
- exiftran or jpegtran
- pmount (only for server)
Installation Options:
Installing as debian package
debuild -b
sudo dpkg -i ../photo-importer_1.0.1_all.deb
Installing via setup.py
sudo python3 ./setup.py install
Usage
Command-Line Interface
photo-importer /path/to/media/files
Will process files (reanaming/rotating) in-place.
photo-importer /path/to/media/files /output/path
Will import (by default move, but it can be changed in config) files from /path/to/media/files to /output/path with date hierarchy creation and reanaming/rotating
Web Interface
- attach usb-drive / usert memory card
- open http://servername:8080
- click "Mount"
- click "Import"
- click "Unmount"
Configuration
The server config file located in /etc/photo-importer.cfg
Command line tool config file located in ~/.photo-importer.cfg
Also config file can be specified by mean of -c command line option.
For options details see comments in the config file.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to everyone who tested and gave advice.
Bug reports, suggestions and pull request are welcome!