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Picasa image sync
I hate keeping files in sync. I much prefer it happen automagically. So I have created a script to download my picasa albums automatically. This is the first step in creating a full application, but I figured I would share it in case other developers find it useful or inspiring. It's not shabby for a few hours of hacking. The gdata stuff is really quite slick.
You will need the python2.5-runtime and python-gdata to run this. Code:
#!/usr/bin/python2.5 Code:
~ $ python2.5 -i PicSync.py |
Re: Picasa image sync
Brontide, this would be awesome! I was using MaemoPicasa till it broke and would just love to have something like this. It seems like most people are using flikr, but I really like th google toolset and this is one of the key ones for me.
Given the quality of your work on GC Dialer (Brontide is what I call it) I look forward to seeing what you do with this. KISS, if you please:D |
Re: Picasa image sync
Yeah, I'm going to use this as a good excuse to delve into osso rpc stuff. I see three parts to this very simple application. A "service" that syncs picasa based on a simple config file ( path, username, number of albums, resolution limited ). All it will do is run through one pass with a few thrown off rpc messages about status. It would be little more then what you see above.
The second part will be a cronable/alarmd app that wakes up, tests the network connectivity and starts the sync. The third is a front end for editing the config and starting/stopping a sync. Feel free to use the tiny script as-is. It's braindead simple and required no authentication. Only a superficial understanding of python will get you sync'ing down a directory of images. Anyone know a good application for viewing images stored in directory as album format? I've posted a bug/feedback against canola for not sorting the albums and quiver is a little awkward to me. |
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