A stateless photo library service to run on your NAS.

Just point the service to a folder and browse away! No vendor lock-in, no databases ✨.

It supports:

• RAW formats 📸
• Video files 📹
• Screenshots 🖥

Still very much a work-in-progress 🙈.

The easiest way to get Lumine running is using Docker with the pre-built Docker image.

The image expects two volumes:

• /data/cache: temporary storage for thumbnails and metadata extracted from the photos. Needs writing permission.
• /data/masters: location of the original files to show in the library. Should be read-only.

Here is an example (replace with paths to your local file-system):

docker run -ti -v /Users/paulo/lumine-cache:/data/cache -v /Users/paulo/Pictures:/data/masters:ro -p 0.0.0.0:80:80 pirelenito/lumine:latest

Lumine has a dependency to ImageMagick, therefore is recommended to use docker-compose in development.

Install dependencies:

docker-compose run client yarn

Start development servers:

docker-compose up

It starts two servers:

• Frontend: localhost:3000
• Backend: localhost:8080