Android module: Camera photos

Manages Android camera operations.

ls

Lists all the camera data on an Android device.

Example

Listing all photos:

space -m android /photos/camera/ls/

Output:

20160605_201618.jpg     20160718_184240.jpg     20161126_154112.jpg             
20160605_201623.jpg     20160723_062932.jpg     20161126_154115.jpg             
20160605_214711.jpg     20160723_160738.jpg     20161126_165628.jpg             
20160605_225046.jpg     20160723_160739.jpg     20161126_165629.jpg             
20160606_085514.jpg     20160726_145734.jpg     20161126_165632.jpg             
20160606_193400.jpg     20160726_145845.jpg     20161126_165633.jpg             
20160607_103126.jpg     20160726_145931.jpg     20161126_165637.jpg             
20160610_125832.jpg     20160726_145940.jpg     20161126_165638.jpg             
20160610_125846.jpg     20160726_145944.jpg     20161126_165639.jpg             
20160610_125915.jpg     20160731_195843.jpg     20161126_165642.jpg             
20160610_125928.jpg     20160731_195920.jpg     20161129_133135.mp4             
20160610_125948.jpg     20160731_204017.jpg     20161129_133158.mp4             
20160611_145921.jpg     20160801_090215.jpg   

Alternatively, it is possible to list a custom directory:

space -m android /photos/camera/ls/ -- "/storage/emulated/mycustom/directory"

targz

Compresses all photos into a new tar file.

Example

Creating a new archive containing all camera data:

space -m android /photos/camera/targz/

Alternatively, it is possible to read data from a custom directory:

space -m android /photos/camera/targz/ -- "/storage/emulated/mycustom/directory"

Exit status code is expected to be 0 on success.

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