Intro
Couple of days ago I released osx-photostream
for node.js on Mac OSX with iCloud. It allows you to process PhotoStream uploads as they happen. You can snap a picture with your iPhone, your Mac instantly receives the photo and will notify your script for all sorts of post-processing. All within seconds.
Information
Platform: | node.js |
Language: | javascript |
Package: | osx-photostream on npm |
Source code: | Github |
Bugs & feedback: | Issue tracker |
License: | Unlicense / Public Domain |
Documentation: | README.md |
Installation
npm install osx-photostream
Examples
Only copy new images to another folder:
require ('osx-photostream') ('~/Pictures/iCloud');
Do more stuff with them:
var ps = require ('osx-photostream') ();
ps.on ('update', function (file) {
console.log ('New image added: ' + file.filename);
};)
Or do both and first copy to another folder, then tell another app a new image is ready using AppleScript.
var ps = require ('osx-photostream') ('~/Pictures/iCloud');
var exec = require ('child_process').exec;
ps.on ('copy', function (file) {
// Forward image to friend
exec ('osascript -e "tell application \"Messages\" to send POSIX file \"' + file.copypath + '\" to buddy \"friend@email.tld\" of service \"E:my@email.tld\""');
});
Release notes
v1.1.1 – 2014-12-06 – changelog
- Escape writeDest for mkdir
v1.1.0 – 2014-12-06 – changelog
- Make sure copy destination exists
- Catch uncaught exceptions
- Improved error handling
- Replaced for..in loop with iteration
- New: event `watching`
- New: fail event `watch error`
- New: fail event `mkdir failed`
v1.0.0 – 2014-03-11 – changelog
- First release
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