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flickr-uploader

Simple script to upload a folder of photos/videos to a new set in Flickr. I use it from a Raspberry Pi, to upload the photos to flickr.

Based in the work of https://github.com/alfem/synology-flickr-folder-uploader, https://github.com/sybrenstuvel/flickrapi and https://github.com/jamesmstone /flickr-uploadr

Installation

  • sudo apt-get install python-flickrapi

  • Create a new app in your Flickr account: https://www.flickr.com/services/apps/create/apply and jot down api_key and api_secret

  • Edit the script and adjust the api_key, api_secret and paths at the begining

  • Run it!

    ./flickr-uploader.py -n album_name -f image.jpg

  • On first run, the script will show an URL you need to visit in order to authorize it.Open the url in your brwoser, authorize the script and copy the code shown.

You can install the api system wide and avoid setting the PYTHONPATH, but I prefer to keep my NAS system clean.

Options

  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -dir FOLDER, --folder FOLDER
                        Path to the folder you want to upload
  -f SINGLE_FILE, --single-file SINGLE_FILE
                        Upload a single file
  -ft FILE_TITLE, --file-title FILE_TITLE
                        sets file title
  -fd FILE_DESCRIPTION, --file-description FILE_DESCRIPTION
                        file description
  -t TAGS, --tags TAGS  One or more tags for all the files (use quotes if needed)
  -n ALBUMS, --albums ALBUMS
                        Name of the albums to add photos to, separated by commas (,)
  -ad ALBUM_DESCRIPTION, --album-description ALBUM_DESCRIPTION
                        Album description
  -df, --delete-after-upload
                        Delete each file after upload
  -ig IGNORE_PATTERN, --ignore-pattern IGNORE_PATTERN
                        Ignore files with these patterns, separated by commas (,). For example: "hdr*,a*,.*jpg"
  -pf PUBLIC_PHOTOS, --public-photos PUBLIC_PHOTOS
                        public (1) or private (0, default) photos