# Image Processing. Processes a directory of images, turning an un-ordered mess, into a nice, date ordered mess. This was borne of having one too many "Collections" of photos stored randomly. You need them all in one place right? -- Requirments; You'll need PHP installed on whatever machine you're going to run this on. 5.2 at a minimum. -- Usage: Simply modify process.php, setting the inputdir, output dir and any of the below: setDirYear(): Will set "Year" directories (/2010) setDirMonth(): Will add "Month" directories (/2010/05) setDirDay(): will set day directories (/2010/05/23) setImageTypes(): is an array of image extensions you want to use. setDateStyle(): Use the php date() method of dates style (Y-m-d) Then, run it like so: php -f ./process.php -- Warranties None. This is an experimental script, if this deletes, or otherwise breaks your image library, don't come running to me. This can be a destructive script. USE WITH CAUTION
MikePearce/Image-Processing
Processes a directory of images, turning an un-ordered mess, into a nice, date ordered mess. This was borne of having one too many "Collections" of photos stored randomly. You need them all in one place right?
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