📦 adobeplus

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Adobe productivity tool with config import/export and CLI mode

📥 Download

1. Download the latest release from the link above
2. Extract the archive (WinRAR / 7-Zip)
3. Run python main.py (or see Usage below)
4. Configure settings in config.yaml

Requirements

You'll need Python 3.11 or later. Also, install the required packages:

pip install -r requirements.txt

The requirements.txt file lists all the dependencies. It includes libraries like PyYAML for reading/writing YAML files.## Options

The config.yaml file lets you tweak various settings. Here's an example:

paths:
 photoshop: "C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Photoshop 2023"
 illustor: "C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Illustor 2023"
 premiere_pro: "C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Premiere Pro 2023"

settings:
 auto_detect: True
 backup_location: "C:\\AdobeBackups"

thresholds:
 file_size_warning: 100 # MB
 backup_age_warning: 30 # Days

Make sure the paths are correct for your system. The auto_detect setting will try to find the Adobe apps automatically.

FAQ

What Adobe apps are supported?

Currently supports Photoshop, Illustor, and Premiere Pro. More coming soon!

Does it work on macOS?

Not yet, but macOS support is planned for a future release.

Can I request a feature?

Yep! Open an issue on GitHub with your suggestion.

Usage

Open a terminal or command prompt. Navigate to the directory where you extracted the files. Then run:

python app.py --help

This will show you all the available command-line options. For example, to export your Photoshop settings:

python app.py --export photoshop my_settings.zip

And to import them:

python app.py --import photoshop my_settings.zip

What's Inside

• Full version: Access all features without restrictions.
• All features: Includes config import/export, CLI mode, and .
• : Automatically finds your Adobe app install locations.
• Portable: No installation required, just extract and run.
• No registion: Use it without creating an account.
• Premium enabled: Get the benefits of a premium tool, free of charge.

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🛠 Built with Python | Open Source