imageMee is a tiny image gallery server. Started as a fork of imageMe, but then heavily modified. It doesn't write anything to the filesystem (as imageMe does).
Just run
python3 imagemee.py
to start a local server listing images in/below the current directory. Your default browser will start a new tab at http://127.0.0.1:8000/ Requires PIL.
This section setups a custom URI scheme that starts imageMee
when e.g. imagemee:/home/user/photos
link is clicked.
This was tested under Debian with XFCE, but should work
under other standard desktop environments as well (GNOME, KDE, LXDE).
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Create a
imagemee.desktop
file in~/.local/share/applications/
. Here's mine[Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Name=imageMee GenericName=Image Gallery Server TryExec=python3 Exec=python3 /path/to/imagemee/imagemee.py %U Terminal=true Type=Application Categories=Network; MimeType=x-scheme-handler/imagemee;
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Update the applications database
$ update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications
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Set the default application for opening URIs of this mimetype.
$ xdg-mime default imagemee.desktop x-scheme-handler/imagemee
Chrome will now use xdg-open
to open imagemee:path
links (will ask first time).
One can now add a bookmark for easy access to imageMee.