photos_drive 8.1.0

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Photos-Drive-CLI-Client

Description

The Photos-Drive-CLI-Client is the cli client for Photos Drive. This CLI helps set up your infrastructure, syncs, adds, and delete your pictures and videos from your machine to Photos Drive.

This CLI will never delete content from your machine - it should only mirror the content from your machine to the cloud.

Table of Contents

• Getting Started
  • Installation
  • Setting up your infrastructure
  • Syncing your photos / videos
  • Adding custom content
  • Deleting custom content
  • Cleaning
  • Deleting everything
• Getting Started to Contribute
• Usage
• Credits
• License

Getting Started

Installation

1. First, install a tool called Exiftool

   • It's a tool used to parse through exif metadata in your photos / videos.

2. Second, install torch and torchvision by running:

   pip3 install torch torchvision
   

3. Second, install this Python package by running:

   pip3 install photos_drive
   

Setting up your infrastructure

1. First, you need to have the following:

   1. A connection string to your MongoDB database (follow this doc for step-by-step instructions).
   2. Your Google Account's client ID and client secrets (follow this doc for step-by-step instructions).

2. Next, to set up your infrastructure by running photos_drive config init.

3. It will ask you information on what the command will do.

   

   Press [enter] to continue.

4. Next, the cli will prompt you to specify a place to store the configs. You can store it locally or on MongoDB.

   For simplicity, select 2. It will then ask you to enter the file name of your config.

   

5. Next, it will ask you to add a MongoDB database to store your pictures / videos metadata. It will prompt you to enter a name for your database, and its read-write connection string:

   

6. Finally, it will ask you to add your Google Photos account to store your pictures / videos. It will prompt you to enter a name for your first Google Photos account, and a Google Photos Client ID and Google Photos Client Secret.

   

7. After specifying the name, client ID, and client secret, it will return a URL to authenticate. Copy-paste the URL to your browser and follow the instructions on the browser:

   

8. It saves the config to my-config.conf to your current working directory.

Syncing your photos / videos

1. From the previous step, assume you have config.conf as your config file, and assume your current working directory looks like this:

   .
   ├── Archives
   │   ├── Photos
   │   │   ├── 2023
   │   │   │   └── Wallpapers
   │   │   │       └── 2023-11a Wallpaper.DNG
   │   │   └── 2024
   │   │       └── Wallpapers
   │   │           ├── 2024-01a Wallpaper.jpg
   │   │           ├── 2024-03-01 Wallpaper.jpg
   │   │           ├── 2024-04-02 Wallpaper.DNG
   │   │           └── 2024-05 Wallpaper.png
   │   └── Random.jpg
   └── my-config.conf
   

2. To sync your photos / videos to the system, run:

   photos_drive_cli sync --local_dir_path . --config_file config.conf
   

3. It will then ask you to confirm if these are the contents that you want to upload to the system. Type in yes:

   

4. After a while, the contents should be uploaded and will output statistics on the upload.

   

5. If you want to sync your photos/videos in a particular path in the system, you can specify the --remote_albums_path field, like:

   photos_drive_cli sync --local_dir_path ./Archives --remote_albums_path Archives  --config_file config.conf
   

   It will compare all contents under the local directory ./Archives to all content under the albums path Archives.

6. You can also upload photos / videos in parallel with the --parallelize_uploads flag, like:

   photos_drive_cli sync --local_dir_path . --config_file config.conf --parallelize_uploads
   

   though it is experimental right now.

Adding custom content to Photos Drive

1. Suppose your Photos Drive has the following content:

   root
   └── Archives
       ├── Photos
       │   └── 2024
       │       └── Wallpapers
       │           ├── 2024-01a Wallpaper.jpg
       │           ├── 2024-03-01 Wallpaper.jpg
       │           ├── 2024-04-02 Wallpaper.DNG
       │           └── 2024-05 Wallpaper.png
       └── Random.jpg
   

   and you want to upload the current content in your working directory:

   .
   └── Current
       └── Dog.jpg
   

2. You can run:

   photos_drive_cli add ./Current --config_file my-config.conf
   

   and your system will add all contents under ./Current without deleting any existing content in your system.

3. In other words, you will have these contents:

   root
   ├── Archives
   │   ├── Photos
   │   │   └── 2024
   │   │       └── Wallpapers
   │   │           ├── 2024-01a Wallpaper.jpg
   │   │           ├── 2024-03-01 Wallpaper.jpg
   │   │           ├── 2024-04-02 Wallpaper.DNG
   │   │           ├── 2024-05 Wallpaper.png
   │   └── Random.jpg
   └── Current
       └── Dog.jpg
   

Deleting content to Photos Drive

1. Similarly, if your system has this content:

   root
   └── Archives
       ├── Photos
       │   └── 2024
       │       └── Wallpapers
       │           ├── 2024-01a Wallpaper.jpg
       │           ├── 2024-03-01 Wallpaper.jpg
       │           ├── 2024-04-02 Wallpaper.DNG
       │           ├── 2024-05 Wallpaper.png
       └── Random.jpg
   

2. If you want to delete the Archives/Random.jpg picture, you can run:

   photos_drive_cli delete Archives/Random.jpg --config_file my-config.conf
   

   and the photo Archives/Random.jpg will be deleted from the system.

3. Similarly, if you want to delete everything under the Archives/Photos album, you can run:

   photos_drive_cli delete Archives/Photos --config_file my-config.conf
   

   and the system will have these new contents:

   root
   └── Archives
       └── Random.jpg
   

Cleaning trailing Photos Drive

In case any of the sync, add, or delete commands fail, there are data that can be cleaned up. Moreover, when a photo / video is deleted, due to the limitations of the Google Photos API, it will remain in your Google Photos account.

Hence, the clean script is provided to clean up the system.

Running:

photos_drive_cli clean --config_file config.conf

will:

1. Delete all media items from the metadata database that is not being used
2. Delete all albums from the metadata database that is not being used
3. Move photos / videos in Google Photos that are not used to a special album called To delete where you can manually delete the content in your Google Photos account.

Deleting all content in Photos Drive

In case you want to delete everything, you can run:

photos_drive_cli teardown --config_file config.conf

It will delete all photos / videos from your system, and move all photos / videos in your Google Photo accounts to their To delete albums.

Getting Started to Contribute

1. Ensure Python3, Pip, and Poetry are installed on your machine

2. Install dependencies by running:

   poetry install
   

3. To lint your code, run:

   poetry run mypy . && poetry run flake8 && poetry run isort . && poetry run black .
   

4. To run all tests and code coverage, run:

   poetry run coverage run  --source=photos_drive -m pytest tests/ && poetry run coverage report -m
   

5. To run tests and code coverage for a particular test file, run:

   poetry run coverage run --source=photos_drive -m pytest <insert-file-path> && poetry run coverage report -m
   

   For example,

   poetry run coverage run --source=photos_drive -m pytest tests/backup/test_backup_photos.py && poetry run coverage report -m
   

6. To publish a new version of the app:

   1. First, bump up the package version by running:

      poetry version [patch|minor|major]
      

      For instance, if the app is on 0.1.0 and you want to increment it to version 0.1.1, run:

      poetry version patch
      

   2. Then, create a pull request with the new version number.

   3. Once the pull request is submitted, go to https://github.com/EKarton/photos-drive/actions/workflows/publish-cli-client.yaml, click on the Run workflow, ensure that it's on the main branch, and click on Run workflow:

      

   4. Once the action is complete, it will publish a new version of the app on https://pypi.org/project/photos_drive_cli_client/.

Usage

Please note that this project is used for educational purposes and is not intended to be used commercially. We are not liable for any damages/changes done by this project.

Credits

Emilio Kartono, who made the entire project.

CLI images were provided by https://ray.so/.

License

This project is protected under the GNU licence. Please refer to the root project's LICENSE.txt for more information.