But you can create your own package information in your master composer. Since ExifTool is written in Perl, there is of course no composer.json to install this dependency directly with Composer. $ ~/et/exiftool ~/et/t/images/IPTC-XMP.I’m working on a PHP project, that uses Phil Harveys excellent ExifTool to read Exif and XMP tags from photos. You can also test the new installation with some of the images found in the exiftool test directory, like so: To install it on Linux Mint one can, use apt package. Both of the procedures below install the ExifTool files in the same location. ExifTool is powerful and feature-rich, with a wide range of options and command-line arguments. From theExifTool website: 'ExifTool is a platform-independent Perl library plus a command-line application for reading, writing and editing meta information in a wide variety of les. Otherwise, you have a choice of two packages to install: The OS X package, or the full Perl distribution. In a terminal/shell/cmd on your computer/mac do following: ssh yourSynologyAdminUseryourSynologyIpAddress -p yourPortNumber (probably 22) ssh again into your synology and you should be able to use exiftool via command line. All done! You can now run it from any directory and show help info like The Unix install has the advantage of making the ExifTool library available for your Perl scripts, as well as installing the man pages and POD documentation.Rename the newly created Image-ExifTool-7.59 to something shorter to type, e.g. See the Composer documentation for complete installation instructions on various platforms.Download the latest version of the code, e.g.> installexiftool () says its installing but also says downloaded 0 bytes Attempting to download ExifTool from 0 Downloaded 0 bytes. ssh to your DH box and go to the directory that will contain the tool, in my case it's my home directory To download and install a local version into the exiftoolr package, try doing installexiftool ().
Although installation didn't go as described on the exiftool site (since I don't have sudo access on Dreamhost), it's still installable and it's actually pretty easy. I am now trying to install Exiftools, ImageMagick and FFmpeg but I simply dont know how. ExifTool looks like a very promising tool to fiddle with all sorts of JPEG metadata (needed for ) but first I had to make sure I can install it on Dreamhost.
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