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photo-saver

v0.1.8

Published

Organize your photos based on exif date and GPS coordinates

Downloads

4

Readme

photo-saver

Organize your photos based on exif date and GPS coordinates.

Usage

This simple tool takes two arguments, an input directory and an output directory. The input directory should be a folder with photos that have exif data. The output directory is where you want the organized files to end up. Of course your original files are left alone.

Default output directory: ./out

CLI

sudo npm install photo-saver -g
photo-saver ./inputDir ./outputDir

Programatic

npm install photo-saver --save
var photoSaver = require("photo-saver")
savePhotos("./photos", "./organized")

Example

Here's an example of the output folder structure:

output-dir/        # output directory name
  2013-06-14/      # directory is the date when photo was taken
    51.50, 0.01/   # directory is GPS coordinates where photo was taken
  2013-06-15/
    51.52, 0.11/
    51.52, 0.09/
    51.52, 0.07/

Todos

  • Better CLI
  • Add testing
  • Add various options
  • Use my reverse-geocoding API to get human readable location.

Contributing

Forks and pull requests are most welcomed.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright 2014, Montana Flynn (http://anonfunction.com/)