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Description

Photo namer for use in Nautilus. It works with data imported by CatGrab photo import software.

License

MIT License

Notes

Features

  • names selected and related files (e.g. JPG and his RAW file)

  • afterwards raw file naming

Installation

Install / Deinstall

Do not use sudo!

with pip

pip3 install --user photo-namer-nautilus

1. pip3 uninstall photo-namer-nautilus
2. then remove script manually from ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/

or setup.py

  1. Unpack your package.

  2. Open a terminal and change to the folder which contains the setup.py and type

python setup.py install --user

Setup

  • Test it first!

  • For testing copy some real data in a test directory

Usage

  • get this readme with: photo_namer.py –help

  • First use the script only with test data until you are sure it works as expected.

  • execute the script within the file manager and name your selected files. Then check if all related where also named in the same way.

  • to name all related files with the current file name of the selected files type: *** (three stars).

Hints

  • The logfile is stored in you home directory: ~/.photo-namer.log

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