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wsid

wsid (web show image dir), inspired by woof, runs a webserver that generates a HTML with every image/video on a directory see example here.

python3.7+

install

arch/manjaro

wsid and wsid-git are avaliable on the AUR.

pip

pip install 'wsid[gui]'

if that doesn't work, omit [gui] to install without the gui

else

get latest release from the releases page and copy wsid to $PATH

usage

just

wsid <path to dir>

or

wsid

to run the gui

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