This userscript allows you to mass-upload images to imageboard sites running Gelbooru and Danbooru v1 & 2.
With the public Mass Uploader gone, a need arose for replacement. While many tried to mindlessly replicate the PHP-requiring setup of the old one, I took another approach and simply integrated the uploader into the Booru page itself, eliminating the need to bypass CORS.
After installation, the userscript adds a link to the mass uploader page in the booru's menu:
The link leads to a (supposedly) non-existant location on the booru — /index.php?page=post&s=mass_upload — and injects the uploader code there, effectively incorporating its abilities into the booru.
This removes the need to bother with manual cookie retrieval, upload URL management, and, of course, CORS limitation. Additionally it allows to use custom tags from your settings. I also fixed the irrelevant "Firefox version 3.6 to 38" requirement; all I had to do was add the polyfill for that one missing method.
- Current booru engine can be manually selected.
- Interface was somewhat optimized, removing redundant
Set tags based on image file names aloneoption. Just leave the additional tags field empty. - Last component of the filename (near the extension) is now ignored when parsing the filename for tags. Original filename can be put there to avoid filename collisions for pictures with identical sets of tags in one folder.
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Set Title of each image to its original filenameoption puts said filename component into the title field when uploading. - Users can set a custom Source field (which previously was hard-coded into PHP to advertise the uploader).
- Verbose error reporting in the log. Recognizes the following errors:
image already exists, linking to the existing duplicate on the booruimage was deleted, when a duplicate of the image was uploaded before, but later removed (Gelbooru only)image is too big, too small, or corrupted, when the booru refuses to accept the image for other reasons (Gelbooru only)
- Error management: Upon encountering errors when uploading, the script produces a batch command file that can separate faulty images from the rest of collection and sort them into folders by error type. Should support both Windows and Unix
- Users can select folders for uploading
If you see a booru that is not yet included in the header, you can put it there yourself following the pattern of the existing @include lines.
In order to add Shimmie support I need docs on its API or at least its compatility mode with Danbooru.
Be sure to check out these Booru-related userscripts:
- The Booru Augmentation Project
- Usernam's Booru mass editor