picdate 2.1.0

PicDate: Quick and Simple Date Marking for Photos

PicDate: Quick and Simple Date Marking for Photos

Description

Photo studios no longer offer the service of adding dates to photos, so if you need it, you have to do it yourself. Since there didn't seem to be any tools for this, I created one. The format and style are almost fully controlled by users. The DateTimeOriginal, i.e., the date the photo was taken, is added if the exif information exists; otherwise, stat.ST_MTIME, the time of last modification, is used for those photo without exif information. Note that ST_MTIME is just close to but not the taken time. The image qualities are different after processed due to Pillow tool.

Install

from PyPi:

pip3 install picdate

# or with specific version
pip3 install picdate==2.0.1

from GitHub:

pip3 install git+https://github.com/aben20807/picdate.git

# or with specific version
pip3 install git+https://github.com/aben20807/picdate.git@v2.0.1

Usage

picdate -s 20221012/ -r

After processing, a folder named picdate_result will be created, containing the processed files.

Screenshot

Font

• CursedTimerUlil-Aznm.ttf: designed by heaven castro and licensed as Freeware

Performance

• 360 photos (1.72 GB) -> 360 photos with dates (1.31 GB): 5.967s

Help

$ picdate -h
usage: picdate [-h] -s DIR [-d DIR] [-f] [-r] [-j N] [--text_size N]
               [--text_color COLOR] [--text_anchor TEXT_ANCHOR] [--pos_x X]
               [--pos_y Y] [--fine_tune_aspect_ratio RATIO] [--stroke_width N]
               [--stroke_color COLOR] [--quality N] [--resize W,H]
               [--format FORMAT] [--img_exts IMG_EXTS]

PicDate: Quick and Simple Date Marking for Photos

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s DIR, --src DIR     input dir (required) (default: None)
  -d DIR, --dst DIR     output dir (default: ./picdate_result/)
  -f, --force           overwrite existing files (default: False)
  -r, --recursive       recursively process (default: False)
  -j N, --jobs N        parallel jobs to process (default: 16)
  --text_size N         text size ('N' mm) (default: 4.24)
  --text_color COLOR    text color (default: (255, 149, 21))
  --text_anchor TEXT_ANCHOR
                        text anchor (ref:
                        https://pillow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/handbook/text-
                        anchors.html#text-anchors) (default: rb)
  --pos_x X             position for x-axis from 0 (left) to 1 (right) (default:
                        0.94)
  --pos_y Y             position for y-axis from 0 (top) to 1 (bottom) (default:
                        0.94)
  --fine_tune_aspect_ratio RATIO
                        expect aspect ratio for fine tune pos for cropping
                        ('none' or 'M/N' (M<=N)) (default: 2/3)
  --stroke_width N      stroke width for text (default: 1)
  --stroke_color COLOR  stroke color (default: (242, 97, 0))
  --quality N           jpg output quality (default: 95)
  --resize W,H          resize image to WxH (default: None)
  --format FORMAT       date format (ref: https://docs.python.org/3/library/date
                        time.html#strftime-and-strptime-format-codes) (default:
                        `%y %#m %#d)
  --img_exts IMG_EXTS   support extensions for processed photos (case
                        insensitive) (default: jpg,jpeg,png,tiff)

Known issues

• strftime exhibits different behavior across platforms, leading to invalid format strings. The current implementation detects the platform and applies a different default format: windows (`%y %#m %#d) and others (`%y %-m %-d).

License

MIT