a simple command line tool for smugmug (using smugpy). Written in python 2.x/3.x
git clone
the repository from githubpip install -r requirements.txt
You must have a smugmug account and apply for an API key.
Once you apply, the API key will be visible on your account settings -> Me -> API keys.
You only need the Key
(no need for the Secret
).
- listing albums on your smugmug account
- uploading from a folder (recursively) to an album on smugmug
- downloading from an album on smugmug to a local folder
- existing images will be uploaded only once (skipping duplicates)
- uploading images, videos or both (default: images)
- clearing duplicate images or video from an album
print usage info
$ python smugline.py -h
Usage:
smugline.py upload <album_name> --api-key=<apy_key>
[--from=folder_name]
[--media=(videos | images | all)]
[--email=email_address]
[--password=password]
smugline.py download <album_name> --api-key=<apy_key>
[--to=folder_name]
[--media=(videos | images | all)]
[--email=email_address]
[--password=password]
smugline.py process <json_file> --api-key=<apy_key>
[--from=folder_name]
[--email=email_address]
[--password=password]
smugline.py list --api-key=apy_key
[--email=email_address]
[--password=password]
smugline.py create <album_name> --api-key=apy_key
[--privacy=(unlisted | public)]
[--email=email_address]
[--password=password]
smugline.py clear_duplicates <album_name> --api-key=<apy_key>
[--email=email_address]
[--password=password]
smugline.py (-h | --help)
Arguments:
upload uploads files to a smugmug album
download downloads an entire album into a folder
process processes a json file with upload directives
list list album names on smugmug
create create a new album
clear_duplicates finds duplicate images in album and deletes them
Options:
--api-key=api_key your smugmug api key
--from=folder_name folder to upload from [default: .]
--media=(videos | images | all)
upload videos, images, or both [default: images]
--privacy=(unlisted | public)
album privacy settings [default: unlisted]
--email=email_address email address of your smugmug account
--passwod=password smugmug password
list albums
$ ./smugline.py list --api-key=... --email=your@email.com
Password:
available albums:
My Album
Another Album
Sample Gallery
upload from current folder to 'My Album'
$ ./smugline.py upload 'My Album' --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword
uploading ./IMG_123.jpg -> My Album
uploading ./IMG_124.jpg -> My Album
...
uploading ./IMG_999.jpg -> My Album
uploading again, this time specifying a source folder
$ ./smugline.py upload 'My Album' --folder=/my_pics/ --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword
skipping image /my_pics/IMG_123.jpg (duplicate)
skipping image /my_pics/IMG_124.jpg (duplicate)
...
uploading files described in a json file
$ ./smugline.py process images.json --folder=/my_pics/ --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword
where images.json (utf8 encoding) contain
[
{
"AlbumName": "Birds",
"Caption": "Toco Toucan",
"File": "birds/toco_toucan.jpg",
"Keywords": "birds; animals",
"Title": "Toucan"
},
...
]
download to /tmp/ folder from 'My Album'
$ ./smugline.py download 'My Album' --to=/tmp/ --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword
downloading IMG_123.jpg -> /tmp/
downloading IMG_124.jpg -> /tmp/
...
downloading IMG_999.jpg -> /tmp/
creating a new album (will create under 'Other' category)
$ ./smugline.py create 'New Album' --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword
unlisted album New Album created. URL: http://<your smugmug nickname>.smugmug.com/Other/New-Album/n-vH4ZF
uploading videos only
$ ./smugline.py upload 'My Album' --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword --media=videos
uploading ./MOV_123.MOV -> My Album
uploading ./MOV_124.mp4 -> My Album
...
uploading ./MOV_999.avi -> My Album
clearing duplicate images or videos in 'My Album'
$ ./smugline.py clear_duplicates 'My Album' --api-key=... --email=your@email.com --password=yourpassword
deleting image IMG_1234.JPG (md5: d429a9d0bf0829082985cb6941f6a547)
...
smugline tries to avoid uploading images that were already uploaded to smugmug. To do so, it relies on the MD5 signature, based on the actual content of the image. This is the most reliable way to detect two identical copies of any file. However, Smugmug appears to auto-rotate images once they are uploaded. In such cases, the MD5 signature will mismatch and duplicate images might still get created.
A workaround for this problem, is to rotate all images before uploading. More information about image rotation tools.
On Linux, the best way to achieve this is using the exifautotran
utility (on ubuntu run sudo apt-get install libjpeg-turbo-progs
).
the clear_duplicates
command will search for items in an album with identical MD5 signature, and will keep only one
copy. It won't detect any changes to metadata (caption, comments etc), so use with care!
smugline is still young and experimental. Feel free to open an issue on github to report any problems. Code contributions are most welcome to extend and improve smugline
smugline is distributed under the MIT license. All 3rd party libraries and components are distributed under their respective license terms.
Copyright (C) 2014 Yoav Aner
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