ibuprofen

a media search utility that aims to cure your media search headaches

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ibuprofen takes your query and lets you search for images/gifs on Google & Tenor. click on anything you deem worthy and it'll be imported straight into your (currently open) project. here's what it looks like:

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currently only supports DaVinci Resolve when it comes to importing files but i'm already looking at PP/AE to let my friends use this too!

treat this as a proof of concept. it has to be refactored for easier integration of new gif/img/svg sources. if it looks like it was made by some idiot who doesn't know how to code - it was made by some idiot who doesn't know how to code (it was made with love though!)

unfortunately for 3 people with eyes out there as soon as i made it work i gave up on making things pretty... but still! feel free to suggest/implement stuff - ibuprofen seems like a huge time saver so maybe i'll work on your suggestions ...now that i can save some free time with this util

requiremenets

google/tenor API token - https://developers.google.com/tenor/guides/quickstart#setup (you'll need to create a tenor account using your existing google one)

google custom search engine ID - https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/controlpanel/all (don't forget to enable "image search")

curl - https://curl.se/download.html

ffmpeg - https://ffmpeg.org/download.html

powershell

how to install

• create a folder and put ibuprofen in there. make sure you have ffmpeg in the same folder (or in your PATH)
• run ibuprofen and go through the initial config setup
• if you're using DaVinci Resolve - put ibuprofen-listener-DVR.py script into the directory below. the script will handle media import for you (if you're not a DVR user - you'll have to deal with the downloaded files yourself for now)

%appdata%\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\Fusion\Scripts\Utility\

how to run

• open any project in DaVinci Resolve (and run the listener script through Workspace->Scripts)
• run a query in ibuprofen and click on any thumbnail, it should get downloaded into the folder you selected (and imported into the media pool)

how to build

you'd need nodejs/npm and rust/cargo

0. clone

git clone https://github.com/modlessflash/ibuprofen

1. install tauri-cli & build the project

cargo install tauri-cli
cargo tauri build --no-bundle