Need an organizer for your media content on the computer? Run this!
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Organize photos and videos in a folder structure based off creation dates.
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Organize a single media file, or a folder containing unorganized media files.
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Photos organized based off of EXIF creation dates.
- Whitelisted photo file types. ("jpeg", "jpg", "JPEG", "JPG", "HEIC", "heic", "PNG", "png")
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Video organized based off of FFMPEG creation dates.
- Whitelisted video file types. ("mp4", "MP4", "mov", "MOV")
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User provides target folder of unorganized images. Will move photos to a default
photos
directory in the directory where the binary was ran. The outputed folders will be the respective creation dates on the media.
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Allow configurable destination folder.
- Use the
--dest
flag.
- Use the
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Organize specific file types. Default to any filetype.
- C++ build tools (or equivalent like build-essentials) (for ffmpeg-next package)
- FFMPEG
To quickly organize photos in the target folder, run the following command to output them into the default destination directory.
photo_organizer --target test-media
To add a destination folder for all the organized photos, add the --dest <DEST_FOLDER>
flag to the end.
While developing with cargo, forward the flags.
cargo run -- --target test-photos
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Organize audio files? https://github.com/pdeljanov/Symphonia
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Export web assembly binary to use in JS/Node/Electron.
- Watch out for
DEST_FOLDER
environment variable.
- Watch out for
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Option to index photos.
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Option to compress image sizes.