Image Server sets up a simple HTTP service, to make you view batch of images easier at a glance.
Start the server, open your browser, and navigate to http://your_ip:9420
to view your images.
ImageServer
image_server path/to/your/folder
Each line should be a URL
image_server path/to/your/list.txt
You should specify which column (by index, not name) is the image URL
image_server --column 0 path/to/your/list.csv
One line per JSON object (ImageServer do not support human-friendly formatted JSON file), and you should specify how to get the image URL by JSONPath syntax
image_server --filter "$.images[*]" path/to/your/json/file.json
Keys will be separated by /
to get virtual paths/folders
image_server path/to/your/lmdb/database.lmdb
Default page size is 1000, you can change it by --page
option
image_server --page 100 path/to/your/folder
Default port is 9420, you can change it by --port
option
image_server --port 2333 path/to/your/folder
http://your_ip:9420
http://your_ip:9420?p=2333
http://your_ip:9420/path/to/foder/one?c=path/to/folder/two
http://your_ip:9420/path/to/foder/one?c=path/to/folder/two&c=/path/to/another/folder
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