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exif-date-infer

v0.1.1

Published

2 years ago

If exif date is not found, infer it from filename

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exif photo date infer filename

exif-date-infer

Adds Exif tag DateTimeOriginal to an image using a date inferred from the filename, if the file does not have an exif date entry already. Useful for adding back Exif dates to images received from messengers like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger before importing to your photo library.

Currently only supports WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger image filenames.

I'm not responsible for any issues, problems, lost of data from the use of this software. Always remember to backup your data before manipulating them!

Install

    npm install -g exif-date-infer

Usage

    exif-date-infer /path/to/your/images [--overwrite] [--force]

--overwrite will write the exif data back into your current image file, where as the default behavior is to create a new file with the _date_inferred suffix added to the original filename.
--force will force writing of inferred date even if exif already exists in the original image.

Running Tests

    npm test

TODOs

Pull requests are welcome!

[ ] Add more date inference methods/patterns (see the InferenceMethods directory)
[ ] Write test for fb messenger inference method