I have a full back-up of my Google Photo pictures from google Archive.
This comes in folders with 2 type of files in it. *.jpg and *.Json, *.json has the metadata.
Now i found this article (Exported Google+ photos, how do I convert JSON data into EXIF?) but it's for a single file and works.
exiftool -json=picture.json picture.jpg
Somebody know how i can do this for full folders? Folders have multiple files Img_1234.jpg.json and img_1234.jpg Etc
Exported Google+ photos, how do I convert JSON data into EXIF?
exiftool -json=picture.json picture.jpg
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Get all those folder names in the form of list as the output after fetching from the link.
The link is of a google drive folder which contains some pdf files and the task is to fetch all the pdf file names and return in the form of list.
Also the download link of each pdf file should be returned.
All of these should be worked with flutter/dart
If any other details needed please comment below
How can I maintain images based on its contents on AppWrite? its identical to firebase but it has no option to create folders or bucket from the app. So all images will be inside a single bucket. I will have access to file name and unique id
For example: I will have multiple products on my app and each product will have multiple images but the problem is all images will be stores inside the same folder. So How can I differentiate those images for each product?
Buckets are more for managing what type of files and the size of each file that can be uploaded. For tagging files with additional metadata, I recommend maintaining a collection with that data. For example, in an app I created, I had a Photos collection with:
created: ISO 8601 formatted timestamp
file_id: $id of the file from the Storage API
place_id: $id of place to link this comment to a Place
user_id: $id of user to link this comment to a User
text: description of photo
When a user opens a Place, I can fetch all Photos for that Place by listing the documents in the Photos collection filtering on place_id.
For more info on the design of my app, refer to Building a Location-Based App with Appwrite.
I have been trying to get all my folders using Vimeo API. The endpoint /me/projects returns all folders, including subfolders. Is there any way to filter this search so that I can only get Vimeo parent folders or the outermost folders?
I have tried filters like filter=metadata.connections.ancestor_path.length&filter_metadata.connections.ancestor_path.length=0, but they don't seem to work.
Thank you!
I am able to add a filepicker.io onto my website but I wish for there to be some sort of result display when the files are uploaded. Currently I only get a pop up with a statement of the location within filepicker API folder.
Is there a way to list on the website that contains the filepicker the results of the upload? Like what was uploaded and its size?
You can get information about the uploaded file, such as filename, mimetype, and size, by examining the FPFile object. You can also retrieve the same information and more by using the filepicker.stat() call.
I am using the Dropbox REST API, and i am wondering if there is a way to list files in a folder with URL for each file? Or do I have to call the Media endpoint individually for each of them.
Take a look at their documentation for /media. You would need to loop through a list of files, but this should do the trick.