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flickr-data-organizer

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

Organize albums and photos from Flickr's All data export

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flickr export cli

Flickr Data Organizer

This script helps you to organize all data from your Flickr account. It could be very useful if you don't want use paid Flickr anymore.

The output is convenient: Photos are renamed by Flickr names and its order is preserved - files and folders (albums) are prefixed with numbers.

Requirements

Installed NodeJS on your system
Enough space on hard drive - this script makes copies

How to use it?

Request all data from your Flickr account (User settings), wait since it's prepared
Create a directory e.g. flickr
Create a subdirectory there: data (this name is required)
Download all zip files from Flickr (photos + account data) and unpack it into your flickr/data directory
Open console, go to the flickr directory
Run:
```
npx flickr-data-organizer
```
export directory will be created with your albums and photos
Cleanup: Move albums in export, delete data directory to free disk space

Future development

As I'm busy, I have no plans from my side. Feel free to fork it and make it much better. :)