jekyll-exiftag

A LiquidTag to get Exif Tags using EXIFR

Place lib/jekyll-exiftag.rb in your _plugins folder

Or install it:

$ gem install jekyll-exiftag

{% exiftag tagname,[source],[file] %}

Everything given as tagname is called on EXIFR::JPEG, so this could be model or f_number.to_f (see https://github.com/remvee/exifr)

If you give a source, this source is used build the fullpath for the given file (you can also configure them in _config.yml, see below). file is the complete filename without any path, something like photo.jpg

If you have more than one source configured they are tried one after the other, until a file is found. The source given as a parameter to the liquid tag is used first, then the ones defined in _config.yml

If the file is given, this is the file to get Exif Tags for, this can be alternatively defined in the YAML Front Matter as img: file

Put this in your _config.yml

exiftag:
 sources:
   - photos
   - photos/other_source

These paths are relative to your sites root. Don't add leading and trailing slashes.

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