pixe 0.5.2

A digital helper to keep your files neat and tidy

pixe

A digital helper to keep your files neat and tidy

Installation

$ pip install pixe

Usage

Usage: pixe [OPTIONS] SRC

Options:
  -d, --dest TEXT              desired destination
  -r, --recurse                recurse into sub-directories (default: off)
  --parallel / --serial        process files in parallel (default: --parallel)
  --move, --mv / --copy, --cp  move files into DEST rather than copying
                               (default: --copy)
  --owner TEXT                 add camera owner to exif tags
  --copyright TEXT             add copyright string to exif tags
  --help                       Show this message and exit.

Options

-d, --dest TEXT

The base directory of where you want the processed files to end up. If this option is not specified, the current working directory will be used.

-r, --recurse

pixe will recurse into any subdirectories it finds beneath SRC. The default is to not recurse.

--parallel / --serial

Should pixe process multiple files at once, in parallel using multiprocessing using all available cores. If --serial is chosen one file will be processed at a time. The default is to process files in parallel if there is more than one file specified for processing.

--move, --mv / --copy, --cp

By default, pixe will copy files into DEST and leave the source files untouched. This can be overridden by specifying --move.

--owner

A string which will be inserted into the CameraOwnerName EXIF tag [0xa430]

--copyright

A string which will be inserted into the Copyright EXIF tag [0x8298]