This is a simple script which lists images in a dir, by checking their extensions, and displays the count of jpeg, png, and tiff. Not using file descriptors and meta even.
Run it with the imglister command:
imglister path/to/dir/containing/images
The actual purpose of this package was to learn how to push packages to PyPi though.
This package really wouldn’t provide anything of value to you.
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