How to import Google Photos into PhotoStructure

tagNamesFormatter=as-is ./photostructure info path/to/image.jpg --filter tags

tagNamesFormatter=family/given ./photostructure info path/to/image.jpg --filter tags

# +-------------------------------+
# |  tagNamesCapitalizedAsFamily  |
# +-------------------------------+
#
# Assume uppercased names are family names (this is common practice in
# geneology).
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_CAPITALIZED_AS_FAMILY"
#
tagNamesCapitalizedAsFamily = true


# +-------------------------+
# |  tagNamesDefaultFamily  |
# +-------------------------+
#
# If a name is missing a family name, if this value is not blank, it will be
# provided as a default. If this value is blank, the name tag will be
# Who/given. Note that this setting is only used if "tagNamesFormatter" is set
# to "family/given".
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_DEFAULT_FAMILY"
#
tagNamesDefaultFamily = "-"


# +---------------------------+
# |  tagNamesFamilySurrounds  |
# +---------------------------+
#
# This setting contains pairs of characters. When name portions are surrounded
# by these pairs, the contents will be added as a family name. As an example,
# if you use the default "()", then "Michelle LaVaughn (Robinson) Obama" will
# be name tagged with both "Who/Robinson/Michelle LaVaughn" and
# "Who/Obama/Michell LaVaugn". This setting is used by the "tagNamesFormatter"
# if it is set to "family/given".
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_FAMILY_SURROUNDS"
#
tagNamesFamilySurrounds = [
  "()"
]


# +---------------------+
# |  tagNamesFormatter  |
# +---------------------+
#
# How should PhotoStructure format the "Who" tags for assets whose files are
# tagged with "people" strings?
#
# "as-is" will tag names directly to "Who", so, "Who/Albert Einstein".
#
# "family/given" will tag "Who/Einstein/Albert" (for regions that provide
# given names first). The default is "as-is," because discerning given and
# family names aren't reliably inferable.
#
# See <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_name#Name_order>.
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_FORMATTER"
# validValues: "as-is" or "family/given"
#
tagNamesFormatter = "as-is"


# +-----------------+
# |  tagNamesGiven  |
# +-----------------+
#
# List all given names you expect in tags that are not single words.
# Hyphenated given names (like "Rose-Ann") do not need to be listed here. If
# your language doesn't separate family names and given names with whitespace,
# either include all given names, or include all familyNames (whatever's
# easier for you). This setting is used by the "tagNamesFormatter" if it is
# set to "family/given".
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_GIVEN"
#
tagNamesGiven = []


# +--------------------------+
# |  tagNamesGivenSurrounds  |
# +--------------------------+
#
# This setting contains pairs of characters. When name portions are surrounded
# by these pairs, the contents will be added to the end of the given name with
# the surrounds retained. As an example, if you use the defaults of "[]" and
# double-quotes, then "Joe "Joey" Smith" will be name tagged with
# Who/Smith/Joe "Joey". This setting is used by the "tagNamesFormatter" if it
# is set to "family/given".
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_GIVEN_SURROUNDS"
#
tagNamesGivenSurrounds = [
  "[]",
  "\"\""
]


# +-------------------+
# |  tagNamesLexical  |
# +-------------------+
#
# Assume any name with a comma is in "lexical name order", which is always
# "lastname, given name(s)". If the given name is found to be "sr.", "senior",
# "jr.", or "junior", the name will be considered to be in western order
# ($givenNames $familyName, $modifier), and the $modifier will be added to the
# $givenNames. If this is set to false, commas are ignored.
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_LEXICAL"
#
tagNamesLexical = true


# +-----------------+
# |  tagNamesOrder  |
# +-----------------+
#
# How should PhotoStructure parse people's names? Note that this setting is
# only used if "tagNamesFormatter" is set to "family/given". See
# <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_name#Name_order>.
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_ORDER"
# validValues: "western" or "eastern"
#
tagNamesOrder = "western"


# +---------------------------+
# |  tagNamesSurnamePrefixes  |
# +---------------------------+
#
# List all family name prefixes to be considered part of the family name.
# These are matched case-insensitively. This setting is used by the
# "tagNamesFormatter" if it is set to "family/given".
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_SURNAME_PREFIXES"
#
tagNamesSurnamePrefixes = [
  "A",
  "D’",
  "Da",
  "De la",
  "De las",
  "De",
  "Del",
  "Della",
  "Den",
  "Des",
  "Di",
  "Du",
  "La",
  "Las",
  "Le",
  "Li",
  "Lo",
  "Mc",
  "Mac",
  "op de",
  "ten",
  "ter",
  "Van ‘t",
  "van der",
  "van",
  "von der",
  "von",
  "z",
  "zu"
]


# +--------------------+
# |  tagNamesSurnames  |
# +--------------------+
#
# List all family names you expect in tags that are not single words that are
# found at the end of a tagged name. Hyphenated family names (like
# "Ocasio-Cortez") do not need to be listed here: only compound family names,
# and if your language doesn't separate family names with whitespace. In the
# latter case, either include all family names, or include all givenNames
# (whatever's easier for you). This setting is used by the "tagNamesFormatter"
# if it is set to "family/given".
#
# environment: "PS_TAG_NAMES_SURNAMES"
#
tagNamesSurnames = []