Image tagger. Get hyped.

Tags images/videos using Clarifai (or Imagga), and saves them to a db.

Serves JSON and HTML on output routes, to retrieve sorted results.

How to use

1. Get an Imagga account: https://imagga.com/auth/signup/hacker (I've got a way to sign up lots of free accounts and rotate them to bypass api limits, but we'll cover that elsewhere)
2. Set up a postgres DB somewhere (AWS/Heroku/Whatever)
3. Create an .env file in root, and fill with the following params:

CLARIFAI_CLIENTID=KEY_GOES_HERE
CLARIFAI_SECRET=SECRET_GOES_HERE

IMAGGA_KEY=KEY_GOES_HERE
IMAGGA_SECRET=SECRET_GOES_HERE

PG_USER=root
PG_PASS=SECRET_GOES_HERE
PG_PATH=YOUR_FULL_DB_PATH_HERE:5432
PG_DATABASE=DATABASE_NAME

4. Run. node index.js

5. You're probably gonna have to hack around. But, basically, send a set of images in an http request to this service. Call indexClarifai(myImageObjects).

What should your schema look like? There's a shema_dump.sql file you can check out. Modify to your needs.

To run:

Well, it's a node app, duh, so... node index.js. Magic. You'll have access to /search?q=searchterm and /searchJson?q=searchterm