scrape-google-photos
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A command line tool that takes the URL of a public Google Photos album and returns a list of the URLs of the preview-quality images in the album.
scrape-google-photosA command line tool that takes the URL of a public Google Photos album and returns a list of the URLs of the preview-quality images in the album.
This tool could be useful for building a website whose images are hosted on Google Photos. Just create a public Google Photos album, use this tool to aggregate the contained images into a single list, then use that of URLs in your website's JS somewhere.
The fact that this tool outputs non-full quality versions of the images is actually ideal for embedding the images in your website as the preview-quality images are still a reasonably high resolution but will save you bandwidth and give your page high performance.
npm install -g scrape-google-photos
scrape-google-photos [ALBUM-URL] --write --file=[FILE-NAME]
[ALBUM-URL] is your public Google Photos album URL--write is an optional parameter that when used will write the output to a .js file--file=[FILE_NAME] is an optional parameter that specifies the output file name (default: photos.js)FAQs
A command line tool that takes the URL of a public Google Photos album and returns a list of the URLs of the preview-quality images in the album.
We found that scrape-google-photos 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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