migrate all image data to local repo #145

idlip commented 2025年10月22日 13:01:47 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

• For #13

• Added an python script to sync all image data with local files via hash verification

• Converted all json image field to map on /images/.img

• Downloaded about 93 images = 5 MB

• Python script has --help to handle some function

usage:

uv run python3 image-sync.py Username.json
checks if hash match and file name exists

uv run python3 image-sync.py --verify-cache
verify all image links if any has been updated

uv run python3 image-sync.py
run sync on all maintainer/*.json file (< 1 minute run)

- For #13 - Added an python script to sync all image data with local files via hash verification - Converted all json image field to map on /images/<filename>.img - Downloaded about 93 images = 5 MB - Python script has `--help` to handle some function usage: > uv run python3 image-sync.py Username.json checks if hash match and file name exists > uv run python3 image-sync.py --verify-cache verify all image links if any has been updated > uv run python3 image-sync.py run sync on all maintainer/*.json file (< 1 minute run)

idlip commented 2025年10月22日 13:05:25 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

The method i thought was to have a .image-cache.json file which holds URL link, hash and file name mapped

Python does 3 steps:

• Check if its an url, then download and rename it to images dir as photo or <project_name> with appr extension
• If file exists, simply skips or check for hash mismatch if any

Most of the script code is useless after this.
We only care for proper sync if any image file has been updated from user side (outside) against our local repo file

The method i thought was to have a `.image-cache.json` file which holds URL link, hash and file name mapped Python does 3 steps: - Check if its an url, then download and rename it to images dir as <username>_photo or <username>_<project_name> with appr extension - If file exists, simply skips or check for hash mismatch if any Most of the script code is useless after this. We only care for proper sync if any image file has been updated from user side (outside) against our local repo file