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all: dev-setup lint build-js-production test
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# Dev env management
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dev-setup: clean clean-dev npm-init
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dev-setup: clean clean-dev npm-init get-exiftool
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get-exiftool:
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./get-exiftool.sh
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npm-init:
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npm ci
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## 🚀 Installation
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1. Install the app from the Nextcloud app store
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1. ⚒️ Install `exiftool` (see below).
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1. Install the app from the Nextcloud app store.
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1. Run `php ./occ memories:index` to generate metadata indices for existing photos.
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1. Open the 📷 Memories app in Nextcloud and set the directory containing your photos. Photos from this directory will be displayed in the timeline, including any photos in nested subdirectories.
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1. Installing the [preview generator](https://github.com/rullzer/previewgenerator) for pre-generating thumbnails is strongly recommended.
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## 🔨 Installing Dependencies
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The exact steps depend on your Nextcloud platform. If you use Docker for your Nextcloud instance, you can install Exiftool by using a custom docker image.
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- **Ubuntu/Debian**: `sudo apt install libimage-exiftool-perl`
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- **Fedora**: `sudo dnf install perl-Image-ExifTool`
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- **Arch Linux**: `sudo pacman -S perl-image-exiftool`
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- **Alpine**: `apk add --no-cache exiftool`
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- **MacOS**: `brew install exiftool`
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- **FreeBSD**: `sudo pkg install p5-Image-ExifTool`
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## 🏗 Development setup
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1. ☁ Clone this into your `apps` folder of your Nextcloud.
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1. 👩💻 In a terminal, run the command `make dev-setup` to install the dependencies.
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1. 🏗 Then to build the Javascript whenever you make changes, run `make build-js`. To create a pull request use `make build-js-production`. Watch changes with: `make watch-js`.
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1. 🏗 Then to build the Typescript whenever you make changes, run `make build-js`. Watch changes with: `make watch-js`.
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1. ✅ Enable the app through the app management of your Nextcloud.
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1. 🎉 Partytime!
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## 🚀 Installation
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1. Install the app from the Nextcloud app store
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1. ⚒️ Install `exiftool` (see below).
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1. Run `php ./occ memories:index` to generate metadata indices for existing photos.
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1. Open the 📷 Memories app in Nextcloud and set the directory containing your photos. Photos from this directory will be displayed in the timeline, including any photos in nested subdirectories.
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1. Installing the [preview generator](https://github.com/rullzer/previewgenerator) for pre-generating thumbnails is strongly recommended.
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## 🔨 Installing Dependencies
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The exact steps depend on your Nextcloud platform. If you use Docker for your Nextcloud instance, you can install Exiftool by using a custom docker image.
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- **Ubuntu/Debian**: `sudo apt install libimage-exiftool-perl`
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- **Fedora**: `sudo dnf install perl-Image-ExifTool`
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- **Arch Linux**: `sudo pacman -S perl-image-exiftool`
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- **Alpine**: `apk add --no-cache exiftool`
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- **MacOS**: `brew install exiftool`
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- **FreeBSD**: `sudo pkg install p5-Image-ExifTool`
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]]></description>
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<version>4.3.0-beta.1</version>
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<licence>agpl</licence>
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