An image organization tool

Mostly, the backend works, but not everything has been tested yet so crashes are still possible. The frontend isn't ready yet.

This tool organizes Images by allowing them to be flagged with Tags, and put in any number of Albums which can also be flagged with Tags.
Images, Albums and Tags may or may not be flagged as NSFW (Not Safe For Work).

Images have an ID number, a NSFW flag, a format, a size, a checksum used for duplicate detection, an add date and optionally a name and/or description.
Images can be renamed and have their description altered. Their NSFW flag can also be modified.
Tags can be added to or removed from Images at any time.

Albums have an ID number, a NSFW flag, a name and an optional description. Albums can be renamed and have their description altered. Their NSFW flag can also be modified.
Images and Tags can be added to or removed from Albums at any time.

Tags have an ID number, a NSFW flag, a name, a color and an optional description.
Tags can have their description and color altered, but their name and NSFW flag are immutable.

A (more or less) REST API is provided to programatically access and alter the database, as well as a web interface (provided in the webui module) and other clients (as separate apps).

This tool is programmed using luvit, mooncake, etlua, lsqlite3 and moonscript. It requires imagemagick, ffmpeg, mimetype (provided by libfile-mimeinfo-perl) and xxhash to work.

• Make sure you're on Linux. Other POSIX platforms (BSD/Cygwin) should work but are not tested
• Install a C compiler, make and the lua5.1 headers
• Clone this repo recursively git clone --recursive https://github.com/natnat-mc/imglib
• Install luvit (you have to compile it yourself, the prebuit binaries don't work correctly for this) and luarocks
• Install moonscript (luarocks install moonscript)
• Point the BASEDIR env variable where the files would be stored (this will be needed at each start)
• Run ./run to setup the files
• Test the installation
• Stop it with Ctrl+C

• Point the BASEDIR env variable
• Run ./start

• Point the BASEDIR env variable
• Run ./logs

• Point the BASEDIR env variable
• Run ./stop

For now, imglib is released under the GNU AGPL v3, which means that anyone who can interact with it must be able to access the source code used for this particular instance.