export filter and file name/position normalization

Hello :-)

Is there soewhere a tutorial about how to make an export filter?

I use now piwigo and would like to make an export filter for it. I use
now a simple sh script that works, so it should be quite easy.

however I wonder if there is some sort of tree normalisation and photo
naming available.

I notice export to html uses the same path for full image and
thumbnail, but keep the original image name, while adding some to it,
export as flash uses simpleviewer and rename all the photos with
numbers as filenames.

piwigo (ex phpwebgallery, one of the better gallery available) uses
reduced size files on the main folder and subfolders with full images
(piwi_high) and an other for thumbnails (thumnail).

All this makes it very difficult to sync various (all opensource) systems

is there any normalization project?

If there is none, as Linux Documentation project coordinator I could
at least try to write a HOWTO recalling all the present systems in aim
of some sort of exchange filters

what do you think?

thanks
jdd

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[Sylvain ZUCCA]

Hello,

I also use Piwigo and interested for an export tool

Best regards

2009/12/19 jdd <[hidden email]>

Hello :-)

Is there soewhere a tutorial about how to make an export filter?

I use now piwigo and would like to make an export filter for it. I use
now a simple sh script that works, so it should be quite easy.

however I wonder if there is some sort of tree normalisation and photo
naming available.

I notice export to html uses the same path for full image and
thumbnail, but keep the original image name, while adding some to it,
export as flash uses simpleviewer and rename all the photos with
numbers as filenames.

piwigo (ex phpwebgallery, one of the better gallery available) uses
reduced size files on the main folder and subfolders with full images
(piwi_high) and an other for thumbnails (thumnail).

All this makes it very difficult to sync various (all opensource) systems

is there any normalization project?

If there is none, as Linux Documentation project coordinator I could
at least try to write a HOWTO recalling all the present systems in aim
of some sort of exchange filters

what do you think?

thanks
jdd

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So I am, and interested as much ;)

2009/12/19 Sylvain ZUCCA <[hidden email]>:
> Hello,
>
> I also use Piwigo and interested for an export tool
>
> Best regards
>
> 2009/12/19 jdd <[hidden email]>



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Le 19/12/2009 13:11, Marie-Noëlle Augendre a écrit :

> So I am, and interested as much ;)
>
> 2009/12/19 Sylvain ZUCCA <[hidden email]>:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I also use Piwigo and interested for an export tool
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>> 2009/12/19 jdd <[hidden email]>
>
>
>

here the script. Go in the original images folder. The script creates
the sub-folders, copy the files in the good place and create the small
size image and the thumbnails

.............
#!/bin/sh

# usage: se placer dans le répertoire de la galerie (avec les fichiers
HD)
#lancer "sh piwi.sh"

#On se retrouve avec les bons fichiers dans le bon répertoire

#il n'y a plus qu'à copier ca vers la galerie piwi

mkdir thumbnail
mkdir pwg_high

for I in *.jpg ; do
        echo $I
        mv $I pwg_high/
        convert -resize 800x800 pwg_high/$I $I ;
        convert -resize 128x128 $I thumbnail/TN-$I ;
done
...............

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[Gilles Caulier-4]

All export tools are located in kipi-plugins project, managed by digiKam team.

kipi-plugins are ... plugins... as well. there are fully undependant
of digiKam and are shared with gwenview and kphotoalbum.

kipi-plugins are fully implemented in C++.

Please fill a whish in KDE bugzilla, in kipi-plugins section :

http://www.digikam.org/drupal/support

Gilles Caulier

2009/12/19 jdd <[hidden email]>:

> Le 19/12/2009 13:11, Marie-Noëlle Augendre a écrit :
>> So I am, and interested as much ;)
>>
>> 2009/12/19 Sylvain ZUCCA <[hidden email]>:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I also use Piwigo and interested for an export tool
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>>
>>> 2009/12/19 jdd<[hidden email]>
>>
>>
>>
> here the script. Go in the original images folder. The script creates
> the sub-folders, copy the files in the good place and create the small
> size image and the thumbnails
>
> .............
> #!/bin/sh
>
> # usage: se placer dans le répertoire de la galerie (avec les fichiers
> HD)
> #lancer "sh piwi.sh"
>
> #On se retrouve avec les bons fichiers dans le bon répertoire
>
> #il n'y a plus qu'à copier ca vers la galerie piwi
>
> mkdir thumbnail
> mkdir pwg_high
>
> for I in *.jpg ; do
>        echo $I
>        mv $I pwg_high/
>        convert -resize 800x800 pwg_high/$I $I ;
>        convert -resize 128x128 $I thumbnail/TN-$I ;
> done
> ...............
>
> jdd
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[tosca]

I published the initial mail on to the Piwigo forum. Here is a link to
the answer of Pierrick le Gall, Piwigo project leader :
http://piwigo.org/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=110895#p110895

Hope this will lead to a collaboration of some kind, but I am afraid I
cannot bring any competency on the subject.

Marie-Noëlle

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