Fork of Allusion with:

• Video support.
  • Video and GIF playback options.
• Implied tag relationships.
  • Automatic inheritance of implied tags.
  • Fully compatible with advanced search.
• Extra Properties.
  • Allows you to define extra properties for files.
  • Sort files by their extra property values.
  • Use those extra properties in advanced searches.
• Quality of life improvements.
  • Refresh hotkey.
  • Fixed weird behavior in the tags tree when dragging/dropping or expanding items.
  • Versatile tag selection in the tags tree using and combining modifier keys.
    • Hold Alt to select whole tag collections (a tag and its sub-tags); otherwise, only select visible tags.
    • Hold Command/Control to enable additive/subtractive selection.
    • Hold Shift to enable selecting multiple items in range.
  • Improved thumbnail updates when files change.
  • Retry thumbnail generation when it takes too long.
  • Tag editor can be moved to the side in the main gallery.
  • Find tags using the contextual menu in the tag editor.
  • Adjustable padding for thumbnails in the gallery.
  • Multiple optimizations and bug fixes.
  • And more — see the changelogs in the releases page for more details.

Thanks to the developers and the community for your hard work! ❤️

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Allusion is a tool built for artists, aimed to help you organize your Visual Library – A single place that contains your entire collection of references, inspiration and any other kinds of images.

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Installation

Find the latest version of Allusion on the Releases page.

Development

Quick Start

You need to have NodeJS and a package manager such as Yarn installed. Then run the following commands to get started:

1. Run yarn install to install or update all necessary dependencies.
2. Run yarn dev to build the project files to the /build directory. This will keep running to immediately build changed files when they are updated.
3. In a second terminal, run yarn start to start the application. Refresh the window (Ctrl/Cmd + R) after modifying a file to load the updated build files.

Release Build

An installable executable can be built using yarn package for your platform in the /dist folder. The building is performed using the electron-builder package, and is configured by a section in the package.json file.

Further Information

The original repo had a [wiki] with documentation (https://github.com/allusion-app/Allusion/wiki).