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immich-cli

v0.4.0

Published

CLI over @immich/sdk for querying an Immich photo library by text, person, album, or date range

Readme

immich-cli

A small CLI over @immich/sdk for querying an Immich photo library: search photos by free text (CLIP smart search), person, album, or date range.

Setup

npm install
npm run build

Set credentials as environment variables (create an API key in Immich under Account Settings):

export IMMICH_INSTANCE_URL=https://photos.example.com/api
export IMMICH_API_KEY=...

Put dist/index.js on PATH as immich (e.g. npm link, or symlink it) so the skill's example commands work verbatim.

Commands

immich search [query] [-p <person>]... [-a <album>] [--after <iso8601>] [--before <iso8601>] [--favorite] [--order <asc|desc>] [-n <limit>] [--json] [--share]
immich random [-n <count>] [--json] [--share]
immich people [name] [--unnamed] [--json]
immich albums [name]
immich info <id> [--key <shareKey>] [--json] [--raw]
immich view <id> [--key <shareKey>] [--size <thumbnail|preview|fullsize|original>] [-o <path>]

search with a query runs Immich's smart (CLIP) search; without one it runs a plain metadata/filter search. Both accept the same -p/-a/--after/--before/--favorite filters and can be combined freely. Results always include EXIF and people. --order asc|desc sorts by date (metadata search only, ignored for a text/--like query since CLIP ranks by similarity); combine with -n 1 for "most recent" or "first ever" lookups. Output reports how many results are shown out of the total matches. --share creates a public Immich share link for the matched photos and prints its URL.

info fetches full metadata (EXIF, GPS, people, tags, stack) for a single asset by ID.

people prints each person's birth date when known, useful for computing date ranges around events like birthdays.

random returns an unfiltered random sample of photos.

view downloads a photo (default: preview size, a normalized JPEG) to a local file and prints the path, using the CLI's own credentials, no public share link required. Meant for feeding a photo to an LLM's image-viewing tool.