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googlephotorg

v3.0.0

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Google Photos organizer

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googlephotorg : Google Photo organizer

NPM version NPM downloads

With this tool you can easily move the uploaded photos by Google Photos in the default directory (~/Google Drive/Google Photos) in a better file-system structured directory like this:

~/Google Drive/Photos/2016/03/26/FILE.jpg

Why? Because I don't really like to have all photos in a single directory, an I want to keep my photo library organized.

It read the EXIF data of the image to detect the date. If no EXIF is found, a fallback to modified time of the file is provided.

Disclaimer: This tool move files, so keep attention!

Install

NPM

npm -g install googlephotorg

Usage

googlephotorg

Configure for a CRON job

googlephotorg --configure

Usage in CRON

It will read from the configured values instead to ask.

googlephotorg --cron`
crontab -e

And add

0 * * * * /usr/local/bin/googlephotorg

Dry run

googlephotorg --cron --dryrun`

LICENSE

MIT.