main_jpg.py

#!/usr/bin python3
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# Copyright (c) 2018 Nikhil Nayak
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# This quick hack makes an HDR script from all JPG photos in the current 
# directory. Then it runs it. It assumes that all of the photos are JPGs in the
# current directory, that all of the JPGs in the current directory are photos for
# the project, and that there are no other .SH files in the current directory.


import os, glob, subprocess

import postprocessor as pprocessor
import hdr_script_generator as cHs

the_files = sorted(glob.glob('*JPG') + glob.glob('*jpg'))
if len(the_files) > 0:
    cHs.create_script_from_file_list(the_files)
    pprocessor.run_shell_scripts()
else:
    raise IndexError('You must call main_jpg.py in a folder with at least one *jpg or *JPG file;\n   current working directory is %s' % os.getcwd())