Photolog yourself for fun and profit!
./selfspy_img.py
run ./selfspy_img.py --help to find some help, like so:
./selfspy_img.py --help
usage: selfspy_img.py [-h] [-i INTERVAL] [-ws WEBCAM_SIZE]
[-ss SCREENSHOT_SIZE] [-p PASSWORD] [-np] [-nw] [-ns]
[-c COMPRESSION] [-a] [--dir DIR] [-d] [-f FORMAT] [-v]
Photolog through your webcam (and screenshots)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i INTERVAL, --interval INTERVAL
Time interval in seconds between snapshots
-ws WEBCAM_SIZE, --webcam-size WEBCAM_SIZE
Size of the stored image in <wxh> format (ex. 640x480)
-ss SCREENSHOT_SIZE, --screeshot-size SCREENSHOT_SIZE
Size of the stored image in percentage
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
Passkey with which to encrypt the images, after
optional compression with -c. If neither -p nor -n are
specified, then a passkey will be queried.
-np, --no-password Overrides -p, stores the snapshots unencrypted
-nw, --no-webcam Don't query the webcam for snapshots
-ns, --no-screenshot Don't query GTK for snapshots
-c COMPRESSION, --compression COMPRESSION
Parameter for jpeg compression (1-95, default 70)
-a, --archive Archive the snapshots as they're taken, by default in
DATA_DIR/webcam_archive.zip (option --dir)
--dir DIR Directory in which to store the images: default is
~/.selfspy/photolog/
-d, --daemonize Daemonizes the process
-f FORMAT, --format FORMAT
Override the file name formatting of the generated
image files. Note that if you do not include a time
unit granular enough for your interval, your files
will be overwritten.
-v, --verbose Display debug and informational messages