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README.md
distribusi-go
This is still very experimental, please take a backup of your archives if you are running it on files you care about. It hasn't been tested on large archives. There are probably some pretty bad bugs lurking in there. It may still thrash files. Please report issues as you find them 💯 Thanks for testing!
A Go implementation of distribusi.
If you're migrating from the Python version or have experience using it, here are the differences in distribusi-go
:
-
It's simpler to install on your computer, just download the binary,
chmod +x
and run it 💯 -
There is no need to install Pillow for handling images, that is now built-in. The only external dependency is exiftool for image captions from embedded metadata. If you don't have
exiftool
installed, then it gracefully skips that feature. So, you don't need to install anything else to rundistribusi
now 🙏 -
The command-line interface is quite different. There are less optional flags and more defaults. I shuffled a number of things around according to my preferences (open to changes, please open a ticket). For example, I always like my images to be thumbnail'd. There's a handy web server built-in now, just run with
-s
🤘
Install
🍾 distribusi-go
has enterprise cross-platform support! 🍾
If your platform isn't listed below, please see the entire listing. If you
can't find it there, we can probably add support for it (see $GOOS
/$GOARCH
on go.dev), please open a ticket. Package manager installation methods are
planned for Some Time Soon ™️ (e.g. apt install distribusi
, see this ticket to track)
GNU/Linux
GNU/Linux (amd64)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_linux_amd64/distribusi -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
GNU/Linux (386)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_linux_386/distribusi -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
GNU/Linux (arm64)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_linux_arm64/distribusi -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
Mac OS X
Mac OS X (amd64)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_darwin_amd64/distribusi -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
Mac OS X (arm64)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_darwin_arm64/distribusi -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
Windows
Windows (386)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_windows_386/distribusi.exe -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
Windows (amd64)
curl https://vvvvvvaria.org/~decentral1se/distribusi-go/0.1.0-alpha/distribusi_windows_amd64/ -o distribusi chmod +x distribusi ./distribusi -h # check things work
Quick start
Run distribusi-go
on <path>
and serve it locally for viewing:
./distribusi -p <path> -s
If you want to ignore certain paths, you can use -i/--ignore
:
./distribusi -p <path> -s -i '*.gif, *.md, mydir'
It supports a list of patterns in a comma separated list, wildcards work, more on pkg.go.dev.
If you run into issues, run with -d/--debug
. All debug logs are stored in a time stamped log file under /tmp/
.
➜ ls /tmp/ | grep -i distribusi
distribusi-go-20-25-492637114356
✌️
Hacking
You'll need Go >= 1.11 installed. Run make
to build a new ./distribusi
executable.
If you wanna learn Go, I've got this book, feel free to take a loan of it 😀
Release
Currently, you have to be @decentral1se
to do this:
VERSION=<version> make release
You can build a local-only release by running this:
goreleaser release --snapshot --rm-dist
Binaries are in dist/
.