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@casman300 - Thanks for the feedback. It's great to hear that you're enjoying the project. Regarding the location info... You're correct that changing the location lookup list won't impact the displayed info for any lat/lon that's already been stored in the cache db. You could probably get away with simply clearing the Perhaps we should consider storing all of the location details in the db and then only displaying the info specified in the user-configurable list. In theory, that'd let you make a change to the list and see it directly. However, that'd certainly be more complicated than the current system will allow. Anyway, at the very least, it should probably be better documented (as you suggested). Again, thanks for the feedback and enjoy your picture frame! |
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Firstly thank you to all involved, this is an amazing project. After 6months of tinkering trying to get a photo frame working on a Pi, I had everything set up and working in an evening after finding this! 10/10!
I have a tiny pimoroni square screen (7cmx7cm) and it looks fab.
Might have hit a few edge cases here trying to get the onscreen text more compact, but might be useful adding some details to the doc's regarding the date formating variable (This was useful: https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_datetime.asp) and also the location lookup/key list. I ended Up simplifying mine to [["tourism","amenity","isolated_dwelling"], ["suburb"], ["country"]] So the text fitted nicely on one line rather than multiple. Not sure If I missed something here but after changing these settings in the config the text stayed the same for existing photos until I wiped the Database file.
Thanks again, Charlie
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