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photo-video-sorter

v0.0.3

Published

a command line tool for sorting photos and videos by exif date or ctime as fallback

Downloads

7

Readme

the photo-video-sorter is a small cli tool to sort photos or videos by exif date or ctime as fallback into a folder structure.

e.g. a file with date 2021-12-24 will be moved into this folder structure by default strategy monthYear

{destinationFolder}/2021/12/

Why moveing files?

to keep the ctime and mtime original

Dependencies

pvs using exiftool to extract exif date from files

so we need the exiftool package for your system

on macOS

sudo brew update
sudo brew install exiftool

https://exiftool.org/install.html

Installation

Global

npm install -g photo-video-sorter

Local

npm install photo-video-sorter

Usage: pvs [options]

Options:
  -s, --strategy <monthYear|dayMonthYear|year>  the strategy for sorting files into folder (default: "monthYear")
  -sf, --sourceFolder <path>                    the sourceFolder to scan for files
  -df, --destinationFolder <path>               the destination folder for the sorted files
  -t, --fileType <image | video>                the file type looking for (default: "image")
  -h, --help                                    display help for command

Examples global

pvs -s dayMonthYear -sf /Users/..../Photos -df /Volumes/Photos -t image

pvs -s dayMonthYear -sf /Users/..../Videos -df /Volumes/Videos -t video

Examples local

npx pvs -s dayMonthYear -sf /Users/..../Photos -df /Volumes/Photos -t image

npx pvs -s dayMonthYear -sf /Users/..../Videos -df /Volumes/Videos -t video

Development

Project setup

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

npm run build