A collection of node scripts for sorting through a photo archive and working out what is good. Then you have the option to bulk upload the photos to a fotopia-serverless instance

• yarn
• copy config-sample.js edit to suit your preferences and save as config.js
• yarn start What this does:
  • reads files in the folder specified in config
  • sorts them into accepted and rejected lists.
  • runs a server at http://localhost:3000 where you can review the photos and decide to upload then.
  • depending on the amount of images in your folder this can take a while. Tested with a HD containing 60k images, this took 10 minutes.

If you've alread run yarn start on a folder then there's no need to rerun the whole thing, just reload the review server with an existing file:

• yarn start --review-file /path/to/temp/generated-file.json

Or upload directly with

• yarn start --upload-file /path/to/temp/generated-file.json

• yarn test

  extensions:['jpg','jpeg','png'], // all images and videos that seem to work: jpg,jpeg,mp4,mov,avi,png,pmg,gif
  criteria: {
    fileSize: 100000, // your minimum file size criteria
    pixels: (640 * 480) // cut off for small images not worth keeping
  },
  cwd: '/path/to/images', //image folder you want to sort through
  temp: './temp', // outputs file list here
  fotopia: { // the fotopia-serverless instance you want to upload to
    api: 'https://api.your-fotopia-instance.com',
    user: 'fototpia-user',
    pwd: 'fototpia-user-pwd',
  },