Image Curator
Giacer65 downloadsAn Obsidian plugin for effortlessly organizing and exploring image assets. Right-click an image to create an embedded note, categorize it through a simple GUI, and browse your curated images in visual galleries without writing code or queries.
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Image Curator is an Obsidian plugin for organizing and classifying images in your vault.
It helps you manage images more efficiently by providing tools for classifying images and assigning tags to them.
Features
- Classify images in your Obsidian vault.
- Assign existing Obsidian tags to images.
- Manage image classification through a dedicated interface.
- Reuse existing tags from your vault.
- Keep image organization directly inside Obsidian.
Installation
Community Plugins
Once Image Curator is available in the Obsidian Community Plugins directory:
- Open Settings in Obsidian.
- Select Community plugins.
- Click Browse.
- Search for Image Curator.
- Click Install.
- Enable the plugin.
Manual Installation
You can also install Image Curator manually from the GitHub repository.
Download the latest release and place the following files in:
<Vault>/.obsidian/plugins/image-curator/
The directory should contain:
image-curator/
¦§¦¡¦¡ main.js
¦§¦¡¦¡ manifest.json
¦¦¦¡¦¡ styles.css
Restart Obsidian if necessary, then enable Image Curator from:
Settings ¡æ Community plugins
Usage
After enabling the plugin, use the Image Curator command from the Obsidian command palette.
You can use the plugin to classify images and assign appropriate tags.
The available commands and options may vary depending on the current version of the plugin.
Requirements
- Obsidian 1.x or later
- A vault containing images to organize
The minimum supported Obsidian version is specified in manifest.json.
Development
Clone the repository and install the dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/Giacer/ImageCurator.git
cd ImageCurator
npm install
Build the plugin:
npm run build
For development with automatic rebuilding:
npm run dev
The generated main.js can be installed into an Obsidian vault's plugin directory for testing.
Support
If you encounter a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue in the GitHub repository:
https://github.com/Giacer/ImageCurator/issues
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.