In 2015, I ripped the entire 2hu gallery on Danbooru. Now I have a hard drive with several hundred thousand images and it's taking forever to get rid of the bad ones because I'm doing it one by one.
Is there a local Booru viewer that can grab metadata for images on a local hard drive? Hydrus doesn't really do it and I don't want all of my pictures in one massive folder. Or should I just not care and leave it as it is?
Use the image md5s and the danbooru api to get the tags, that's what I did for my cutegrab program pic related
Chase Ross
Is there not a software that can do it?
Luke Hughes
Cutegrab is on GitHub : ) Also it will add the tags as file metadata to your images without copying them all into a DB(like poo network) and you can search then and rank then with elo and Microsoft trueskill against each other and also get the tags ranks
Thanks man so awesome. Do you know of any software that rips from Konachan. Com or rule34?
Thomas Nguyen
not sure sorry You can probably make one p.easy with wget or something
Jackson Barnes
Do I have to put in the filename manually?
Chase Diaz
How did you rip the site? Did you use wget? Also how big was it? Thanks
Kevin Morgan
If you manage to build it you scan a directory recursively and it'll add the tags as iptc data to all of them
It can search then with the GUI, but that's mainly for ranking purposes If you email me I can hook you up with a cli version more suited for your archive project
Asher Phillips
Post that cute feet, please.
Benjamin Peterson
Later
Christian Evans
not her but here
Jace Richardson
Thank you.
Lucas Adams
>her
Aiden Stewart
I'm wondering this too
Parker Cox
I also wonder what this size of 10 years of uploaded 2hu would be
Robert Young
what the fuck is wrong with you people?
Adam Campbell
Kys to pieces
Luis Reed
psychological trauma
Benjamin Turner
You don't get surprised after been here for 5 years
Gavin James
How would one all hash each images of my 2hu folder? I know for a fact I have close to gigbytes of dupes images.
Eli Richardson
Rapid CRC dumps all hashes to one file. Plain text readabke