flickr-cli
Advanced tools
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Command line interface for Flickr.
Still in development, more edit mode to come.
npm install -g flickr-cli
Login is interactive and requires for you to grant access rights to your Flickr account. To trigger the login process, launch:
flickr login
Then follow directions. You need to copy and paste a URL into your browser, then grant access.
Flickr-cli is not designed to work in non-auth'ed mode for now.
flickr upload filename.jpg otherfile.png somethingelse/*.jpg
In the future uploaded files will be added to a staging area for management (such as, adding to album, editing privacy, or sharing)
All commands for album management start with:
flickr album [command]
flickr album index [--fields id title description [...] ] [--noheaders]
Returns a list of albums.
--fields or -f (optional) give a list of fields to
include in the list. Can be '*' to include all. Defaults
to title--noheaders or -H (optional) remove field names from
output.--separator ';' or -s ',' (optional) specify separatorflickr album list 17837128371 [--fields xxx]
Returns a list of photos and videos in an album. You can specify more than one albumid. All options for display setting in an album are valid here.
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command line interface for flickr
We found that flickr-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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