famly-fetch 0.1.0

Fetch your (kid's) images from famly.co

famly-fetch

Fetch your (kid's) images from famly.co

NOTICE: I no longer have access to Famly, so I am merely the steward of this code base. If you create PRs with improvements or bugfixes, please make sure to test them before submitting them.

You need python3 installed and then it's as simple as running:

pip install .
./fetch.py <email> <password>

Notice that this will make your password visible in the process list while the program is running, so only run this on a personal computer.

Downloaded images will be stored in the pictures directory of the the folder where you run this program from.

By default, it will only download images where you have tagged your child. The date that the photo was taken is embedded in its metadata and in its title. For journey, notes and messages, the associated text is also added as an exif comment.

The images have been stripped for any metadata including EXIF information by Famly.

Hent-billeder-fra-Famly.co.pdf contains instructions in Danish on how to make it work on a computer running Windows.

Arguments

Argument	Description
--no-tagged	Don't download tagged images
--journey -j	Download images from child Learning Journey
--notes -n	Download images from child notes
--messages -m	Download images from messages

Mac users

If you are on a Mac (which apparently comes with Python) the easiest way is probably to fire up a Terminal and then run the following commands (copy and paste carefully, one at a time):

mkdir famly
cd famly
curl -o fetch.py https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jacobbunk/famly-fetch/main/fetch.py
python3 ./fetch.py <email> <password>

This should have created a folder called famly where all your images have been downloaded to.

Docker

If you have Docker set up you can easily run as follows:

Build the container:

docker build -t famly-fetch .

Run:

docker run -v $PWD/pictures:/usr/src/app/pictures famly-fetch <email> <password>