exifNeatHTML - Windows HTML visualisation of metadata

Started by krzysiu, August 10, 2017, 12:31:00 PM

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krzysiu

https://github.com/Krzysiu/exifNeatHTML

It's a veeery simple application. I made if for activist (my bows to her!) who needs often to get into metadata. All it do, is convert HTML made by Exiftool to more dynamic version. It also adds some classes, makes result more dynamic. You can use it straight, without changing anything, but you can use it as a base for something even better.

Here's the example result: http://my.krzysiu.net/exifNeatHTML-preview/ (I know there are GPS data, my name etc., but they aren't secret, I'm OK with that)

The things I need to do:
* create .sh script, so it would be for *nix as well
* don't use ExifTool HTML, but use JSON, as HTML structure can change any time
* add even more classes for easier redesinging it
* I'd love simple filtering (i.e. you write "date" in field and it shows all fields which name contains "date")
"We would use teleporters and live on another planets, if only ExifTool would be present when I was researching cosmos and physics"
Albert Einstein

Phil Harvey

Quote from: krzysiu on August 10, 2017, 12:31:00 PM
* don't use ExifTool HTML, but use JSON, as HTML structure can change any time

Do you mean the output of the -h option?  This won't change.

- Phil
...where DIR is the name of a directory/folder containing the images.  On Mac/Linux/PowerShell, use single quotes (') instead of double quotes (") around arguments containing a dollar sign ($).

krzysiu

Yes, I do. Thanks, sir! That makes things much easier. I don't want to make super-extra-hyper metadata browser, but something simple, yet "hackable" i.e. easy manipulation of result.
"We would use teleporters and live on another planets, if only ExifTool would be present when I was researching cosmos and physics"
Albert Einstein