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 pyggle – Python Image Gallery for Static Websites
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-**pyggle** generates a static image gallery with javascript lightbox and a bit
-of EXIF data for web hosting. It aims to do one thing well and not do anything
-else.
+**pyggle** generates a static HTML image gallery from filenames passed on the
+command line. It aims to do this one thing well and does not support anything
+else. Features include:
+
+* chronological sorting of images via EXIF or filesystem timestamps
+  (`--sort`, `--reverse`)
+* Grouping images by day/month/year
+  (`--group`, `--group-files`)
+* Reverse geocoding to add place names and OpenStreetMap links to image details
+  (`--with-nominatim`, `--nominatim-zoom`)
+* Altering images for publication – note that these edit all files in place
+  (`--scrub-metadata`, `--resize`, `--exif-copyright`)
 
 ## Demo
 
-See [lib.finalrewind.org](https://lib.finalrewind.org/Wildpark%20Bilsteintal%202020/).
+See the galleries linked from
+[finalrewind.org/pics](https://finalrewind.org/pics/).
 
 ## Usage
 
-There's no proper Python package yet. Clone the git repository and run pyggle
-from the directory you want to have the gallery in, while passing it some
-image files. I.e.:
+There is no Python package and thus no installation process.
+
+Clone the git repository and run pyggle from the directory you want to have the
+gallery in, while passing it some image files. I.e.:
 
 ```
 cd /some/directory
-/another/directory/pyggle/bin/pyggle *.jpg
+/another/directory/python-image-gallery/bin/pyggle *.jpg
 ```
 
-pyggle does not support recursion. All images must be located in the current
-working directory.
+See `pyggle --help` for a list of options.
+
+All image files must be located in or below the current working directory.