This tool processes the files generated from the export-*
tools such as export-flickr
(repository on GitHub).
Before you run an import you'll have to first run an export. If you haven't done this already pick the appropriate one below.
The only dependency you need the openphoto
module (repository on Github).
git clone git://github.com/openphoto/openphoto-python.git
cd openphoto-python
sudo python setup.py install
# you can leave this directory now that it's been installed
cd ..
git clone git@github.com:openphoto/import.git
mkdir export-flickr
wget -O import/import.py https://raw.github.com/openphoto/import/master/import.py --no-check-certificate
Click the link below and save the file into a directory named import
.
https://raw.github.com/openphoto/import/master/import.py
Start a terminal and enter the following.
cd import
# assuming you ran the export script from flickr copy the fetched files into this repository
cp -R ../export-flickr/fetched ./
python import.py --host=username.openphoto.me --consumer-key=****** --consumer-secret=****** --token=****** --token-secret=******
Now the script will start processing your files.
Found a total of 6 files to process
Processing 1 of 6 6065502023.json ... OK
Processing 2 of 6 6109694637.json ... OK
Processing 3 of 6 6109694841.json ... OK
Processing 4 of 6 6109695003.json ... OK
Processing 5 of 6 6110240222.json ... OK
Processing 6 of 6 6110240318.json ... OK
Results. Processed: 6. Errored: 0.
The last line shows how many were processed and how many errors there were. If you quit the script while it's running you can simply rerun the python import.py
command again and it will resume where it left off.
You can go to your OpenPhoto site and see all of your Flickr photos with tags, title and description all in tact.
- Should we try to fetch these in parallel?