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I've been struggling with managing my files (mainly pictures) for a while now but couldn't find a solution that enabled me to assign tags to files while still being fast and portable. I came across hydrus which had almost all the features I require but doesn't offer the performance and portability I wished for. That's why in the end I decided to start building it myself. Mediarepo in its current state allows you to import files, assign tags to those files and perform complex searches by tags and properties. It's split into two separate applications connected via tcp or unix sockets. The frontend is built with Tauri and connects to a daemon application which uses SeaORM to manage an sqlite database. The code and prebuilt binaries are available on GitHub.
I've been struggling with managing my files (mainly pictures) for a while now but couldn't find a solution that enabled me to assign tags to files while still being fast and portable. I came across hydrus which had almost all the features I require but doesn't offer the performance and portability I wished for. That's why in the end I decided to start building it myself. Mediarepo in its current state allows you to import files, assign tags to those files and perform complex searches by tags and properties. It's split into two separate applications connected via tcp or unix sockets. The frontend is built with Tauri and connects to a daemon application which uses SeaORM to manage an sqlite database. The code and prebuilt binaries are available on GitHub.
I've been struggling with managing my files (mainly pictures) for a while now but couldn't find a solution that enabled me to assign tags to files while still being fast and portable. I came across hydrus which had almost all the features I require but doesn't offer the performance and portability I wished for. That's why in the end I decided to start building it myself. Mediarepo in its current state allows you to import files, assign tags to those files and perform complex searches by tags and properties. It's split into two separate applications connected via tcp or unix sockets. The frontend is built with Tauri and connects to a daemon application which uses SeaORM to manage an sqlite database. The code and prebuilt binaries are available on GitHub.