jimdigriz/uri2smug

CLI tool to upload photos to SmugMug using uploadfromuri.

This instructs SmugMug to download the photo content directly from (for example) AWS S3 rather than having you upload using your local Internet connection.

Preflight

This project requires Perl.

• Perl 5.8 or higher
• LWP::Authen::OAuth

Debian

sudo apt-get install -y perl liblwp-authen-oauth-perl

Usage

Pipe in a line seperated list of URLs that you wish to import into an album like so:

cat list-of-urls | ./uri2smug.pl album-name

N.B. you have to first create the album (called 'Gallery') via the web frontend under 'Organize'

For example you can do:

aws s3 ls --recursive "s3://mybucket/20170416 - Example's/" \
	| sed -n -e '/.\(jpe\?g\|JPE\?G\)$/ s/ \+/^/g p' \
	| cut -d^ -f4- \
	| sed -e 's/\^/ /g' \
	| sed "s~.*~s3://mybucket/&~" \
	| tr '\n' '\0' \
	| xargs -0 -n1 aws s3 presign --expires-in 300 \
	| ./uri2smug.pl "20170416 - Example's"

N.B. you should set expires-in to several hours if you have a large number of photos to import as the URL may expire before uri2smug actually gets to processing it!

First Time

Get yourself a SmugMug API Key

1. set the application name to 'uri2smug'
2. set the type to 'Toy'
3. set platform to whatever your OS is
4. set use to 'Non-Commercial'
5. set a description of your choosing
6. agree to both the API terms and conditions and the API 2.0 beta terms.
7. click on 'APPLY'

You will instantly be provided with your keys so you need to now configure uri2smug, which you can do by just running it:

alex@quatermain:/usr/src/uri2smug$ ./uri2smug.pl
first time configuration
enter username: [email protected]
enter API key: 1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv
enter API secret: 1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv
open the following in your web browser and enter in the pin:
https://secure.smugmug.com/services/oauth/1.0a/authorize?.....
enter pin: 123456

You should be now set to go.