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[Feature] Image Scraping #3748
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This would be the continuation of #2885 As someone that uses stash mostly for images, i think you're probably better with hydrus for now. But all this is a matter of opinion ofc. Just know that i have been told countless time on discord that there was almost no benefit to image scrapping, if you consider stash to be only made for galleries and scenes. Image is just a gallery browser without the grouping. |
I might have misunderstood your exact use-case but if you want to scrape pictures by looking for similar ones you could maybe modify this extensions: If you use it for example with another extension which opens a different global Application (my recommendation below): Hope this helps a bit at least, if not ask me to delete it if it's not welcome, then I will delete this comment. |
Personally I just want the necessary functions and endpoints to be made that would allow the development of 3rd party scrapers. |
The use case for this is a lot broader than OPs. Videos (i.e. clips) can be categorized as images via the library. A lot of bulk downloaders will often put some aspect of the URL into the filename schema. Unfortunately, |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For a while, I've been considering using stash as a replacement for Hydrus, but the main thing standing in my way is that there's no way for me to scrape tags for images.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to see images on parity with scenes and performers, where I can scrape them both through a Stash-box instance, as well as local scrapers. I have ideas on how it could be handled on stash-box's side, but that's a separate issue. I do, however, think MD5 hashes will work fine in lieu of PHashes for images.
Describe alternatives you've considered
there really is no alternative besides me writing an external script to semi-automate this lol
Additional context
My main use would be for hentai, where most scrapers can just search
md5:<hash>
for whatever image on a booru. That's not as much of an option when it comes to how IRL media is catalogued & distributed, which is why I think Stash-Box integration would still be beneficial. Perhaps for images, stashbox can have a stashID for a given image, and then a list of MD5 hashes and tags tied to said stashID? Again though, for my use-case, I just want to be able to scrape images from hashes en masse. I welcome any replies that can build upon how I see this being implemented.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: