Any way to do this?
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I have a folder full of .jpg files, and I'd like to tag them all. Is there any way I could find or easily make a script to upload the images to http://iqdb.org/, and then download/scrape the tags from the corresponding page (I'd like to manually choose which match to use after it searches). If they're in .xml format or whatever I don't really care because I have exiftool to save them onto the file.
I tried to install scrapy for python but I gave up after installing libxml2 became annoying as fuck. (I'm on windows 10). I know there's a chrome extension for scraping but it doesn't seem like it'd do nearly as much as I need.
If this is the wrong place to ask, where is the right place?
Anybody?
>>51305629
>I'm on windows 10
install gentoo
>>51305867
is there even a way to do it on there?
you're gonna need to learn to program if you want to do it. and it's gonna take you a while. i could do that in like 1 hour or so i believe, but i've been coding for a decade
>>51306266
and what programming language would I use for this? I know basic C and Python
any scripting language
but real talk, if you knew what to do, you wouldn't be asking these questions
>>51306301
Is there a good scripting language with support for web scraping in the manner I want to use and easy use in windows? I don't mind learning at all.
just put linux in a vm and do it there. windows is garbage for this kind of thing
any scripting language will do this easily on linux
>>51306301
as I said I tried to install the shit so I can do scraping with python since that's what I was familiar with, but it's idiotic to set up on windows. Are there ANY languages that I can download their shit and just code?
