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Im kind of surprised that as a species we dont have a conclusive ubiquitous solution to the foggy problem of digital photo storage / management. So many of my photos are just in drawers on old hard drives and phones.
Anyway maybe its getting better. Or maybe Im just stupid.
This is really where PHP shines. I find it really sad to see what PHP has become, just because people keep wanting to use it for complex stuff…
I am still looking for a simple tool to deduplicate, organize, and tag all the photos I have accumulated over the years. Old laptop hard drives, old cell phones, iPhoto libraries, aperture libraries, etc. I want to dump them into a staging area, remove all dupes, and start organizing and tagging them into a folder structure.
Have you looked at DigiKam? It offers directories, tagging (with custom tag hierarchies), deduplication and also face recognition. I think it can do quite a bit more, but I'm not a heavy user, at all. I just use it for keeping track of my modest library and it works great for that.
I’d love to use Rails active storage + S3 to allow users to have a “mini Dropbox” inside my web App; the only one I could find that was nice enough was CKFinder, but it’s not open source and it’s tied to a Java or PHP backend as well.
Great idea. I wish someone creates this in Go that way we don't even need to install php. Just run binary in directory and start browsing.
> Instructions > Simply download index.php, drop into any folder and view from browser This is really where PHP shines. I find it really sad to see what PHP has become, just because people keep wanting to use it for complex stuff…
My first thought when seeing this was whether I could run it as a docker image… I don’t know what’s wrong with me :P