Rasklad Geotag is a photo geotagging application built with PyQt6. It allows users to manage and update the EXIF coordinates of image files using an interactive map.

• Simplificated interface for quick iteractions with many of files
• Already geotagged files optionaly hide from map, it speed up of entering

• EXIF Coordinates Management: Add, remove, and save EXIF coordinates to image files.
• Interactive Map: Use a map to add and drag markers to update coordinates.
• Coordinate Filter: Option to filter and display only files without coordinates.

• PyQt6
• exif

Download executable from GitHub releases page

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/trolleway/rasklad_geotag.git

2. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd rasklad_geotag

3. Install the required dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

1. Run the application:

   python main.py

2. Select a folder containing image files using the "Select Folder" button.
3. View and manage images and their EXIF coordinates.

Handles JavaScript console messages.

Handles communication between JavaScript and Python for coordinate updates.

Displays the interactive map and manages JavaScript interactions.

• get_initial_map(): Returns the initial HTML for the Leaflet map.

Main application window.

• initUI(): Initializes the user interface.
• toggle_filter(): Toggles the filter to hide/display files with coordinates.
• add_marker(lat=None, lon=None): Adds a marker to the map.
• update_coordinates_label(lat, lon): Updates the coordinates label with the selected file's coordinates.
• save2exif(): Saves the updated coordinates to the EXIF data of the image.
• open_folder_dialog(): Opens a dialog to select a folder.
• read_files_data(folder_path): Reads and processes image files in the selected folder.
• display_files(folder_path): Displays the files in the table.
• display_image(): Displays the selected image.
• format_date(timestamp): Formats the date from the file's modification time.

GPL V3 License

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

For more details, see the source code in main.py.