Copyright (C) 2015, by Joerg Reuter jreuter@yaina.de
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under the conditions of the GNU General Public License v3.0.
Photoyote is an advanced "image tank" appliance with a HTML5 GUI for mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. It can import files from flash card readers and cameras (PTP and mass storage) and create previews of RAW and other image or video files. The web frontend has been tested with various Android and iOS web browsers. It supports multiple catalogs, star rating, color labels and control of what gets exported. No original images or movies will be overwritten or deleted by the frontend.
See Notes.md for some hints on how to build your own appliance.
- Does not work with Internet Explorer. That's intentional.
- Video playback capability depends on codec support by the browser
- Does not rotate images from Canon Powershot G5X
Note that the following components are required for PhotoYote to work but are not should not be part of the git repository.
PhotoYote is written in Python. Apart from the Python interpreter itself and dependencies on the Python standard library, the following direct runtime dependencies to third-party modules exist:
- Django by the Django Software Foundation; published under the BSD license
- Pillow by Fredrik Lundh, Alex Clark, et al; published under the PIL license
- Rawpy by Maik Riechert; published under the MIT license
- Wand by Hong Minhee; published under the MIT license
- GExiv2 by Jim Nelson, Mike Gemuende; published under the GNU GPL v2
- python-magic by Adam Hupp; published under the MIT license
All third-party JavaScript and CSS is published under the MIT license. The Glyphicons packaged with Bootstrap can be used for free by webapps utilizing Bootstrap. The third-party components are:
- jQuery, jQuery-UI, jQuery-mobile, jQuery Mouse Wheel by the jQuery Foundation
- jquery Panzoom by Timmy Willison
- Moment.js by Tim Wood, Iskren Chernev, et al
- Bootstrap by Mark Otto, @fat, et al; MIT licensed, containing Glyphicons by Jan Kovařík
- Bootstrap-Datetimepicker by Jonathan Peterson