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25 lines
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# imgsort - Glowzwiebel Image Sorter
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This is a python program that lets you easily sort images from one directory into other directories.
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For example, you could go through your phone's camera folder and sort the images into different folders, like *Family*, *Landscapes*, *Friends* etc.
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## Usage
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1. Navigate to the folder containing the images and run "imgsort".
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```shell
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cd ~/Pictures
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imgsort
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```
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2. When you run it the first time, you will be prompted to create a new config. That means you need to assign keyboard keys to directories in your filesystem.
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For example, you could use:
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- f = *~/Pictures/Family*
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- v = *~/Pictures/Vacation 2019*
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- o = *~/Pictures/Other*
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3. Save the config if you might want to use it again. The config file will be stored in *~/.config/imgsort*.
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4. Enjoy the slideshow!
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## Installation
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##### 1. With pip
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Clone this repository using `git clone https://github.com/MatthiasQuintern/imgsort.git`.
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Go into the the downloaded folder using `cd imgsort`.
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Install with pip using `python3 -m pip install .` or `pip3 install .`.
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pip should also install https://github.com/seebye/ueberzug, which lets you view images in a terminal.
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