As a developer, I want well written comments so that I can work more effectively.

Somebody started rewriting our docs / comments but never signed the CLA, so we had to close the pull request #100. This should be an easy task, also for non-developers / juniors.

See https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#commentary for how to write good comments. Fixing comments has a fairly low priority

To better understand how to use your library I would like to look at the JavaDoc. I don't see a link for it here on GitHub, and the link on your site https://drewnoakes.com/code/exif/ points to a google code URL that is no longer valid, and attempting to download the JavaDoc via Maven also is not working.

It would be far more practical if ratings would use [1-5] keys and 1-5 filter would use [shift+number]. Basically the other way around than currently is.

Why? Because you only have to filter once in a while while assigning 1-5 stars is a job done every time there's a new image. Pressing shift and numbers is awkward and not that fast.

Detailed description of the problem

from #164 :

We are trying to provide an update for the Lychee Cloudron app. The current version is 3.1.6 and the new version will be 3.2.8-fixed. Since this is for Cloudron, the built-in updater is disabled, since on Cloudron apps run on a read-only filesystem. For reference, our app packaging code can be found at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/lyche

In the admin even though the ratings are disabled, the acces to the ratings page in the sidebar is still accessible. This page should be hidden when the ratings aren't enabled

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/54360213/68209046-da2b5a00-ffd2-11e9-8132-5945927026ad.p

Firstly, great that file customization has made it into the master! Good job.

I had a branch working for this back in 2017, but did not push to get the code into the main repository (see adamcandy/elodie/tree/arbitrary_filename_timestamp). It even made the full filename lower case like the code now in the main master -- Great all this fun

For large galleries that keep gowing over time, it would be nice to have a "stats" page generated. It could include interesting data about the total number of photos & videos, when they were taken, etc.

For example, using https://frappe.github.io/charts/ :

![image](https://user-ima

It'd be nice if there was some documentation explaining how the model files, like faster_rcnn_inception_resnet_v2_atrous_lowproposals_oid_2018_01_28_frozen_inference_graph.pb.xz, are created.

If you could add emailing or sending to twitter or facebook from the web interface that would kick it up... and be less clutter on the photo screen.

If original images get deleted, there will be leftover minified and placeholder images (only for macOS). There should be a cleanup script that's run at the beginning of setup.command to remove any min/placeholder image without an original.

ISSUE TYPE

• Bug Report

GEEQIE VERSION

14d8ce45

OS / DISTRIBUTION

All

SUMMARY

The window layout can be reset to style 0 when info sidebar is opened.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

Delete g

I seem to do this a lot... so it would be nice to have it documented so I don't have to re-remember all the time:

# Rename images in current dir from `image00042.jpg` to instead start from `image00000.jpg`.
# (On macOS, `brew install rename`)
# TODO: Test this.
rename 's/\d+/sprintf("%05d", $&)/e' *.jpg

# Create timelapse.mp4 in current directory starting from `image00000.jpg`.
ffmp

Steps to Reproduce

• Visit the documentation and read information about the curated method.
• Call Unsplash::Photo.curated

Observed Behaviour

Unsplash::Photo.curated
=> NoMethodError: undefined method `curated' for Unsplash::Photo:Class

Expected Behaviour