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gPhoto-object-extraction

How to run easily the object recognition

For the demo and to make it more funny:

  • the source of information (means the photo galery) is Google Photo!
  • the object recognized are stored on AWS S3!
  • all run in docker :)
  • ... compatible with Raspberry

Pre-requisite

  • Docker host
  • Internet access

Easy Run

After have cloned the repository localy (git clone https://github.com/guillain/gPhoto-object-extraction) and enter in the new directory (cd gPhoto-object-extraction) execute the following commands:

1/ create your own confguration file:

  • cp sample.env .env && vi .env and add your AWS credentials info
  • import the files google-photo.json and google-photo-token.json as GCP credentials info
  • if you need to run it on Raspberry, invert the comment on the first two lines in the Dockerfile

2/ execute the container with the desired date for your Google Photos: ./run "29/12/2019"

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