That’s my result of a weekend hacking in Essen. You probably don’t understand it. So I’ll add some explanation. You are looking at akonadiconsole, the debugging application of Akonadi. I’ve extended an existing resource where you can configure the filesystem path of your images. It will list all subdirectories and when clicked on a folder, it will list all images. When you click on an image, it will fetch the thumbnail of the image and show it.
That covers the most basic functionality that is needed for Digikam as far as I can tell. Of course a lot of work has to be done in Digikam to ever support Akonadi resources.
It’s just a start of a resource which shows how the Digikam and KIPI-plugin people can integrate Akonadi in their application. I know Colin Guthrie (the original author of the resource) and Luka Renko are interested in working on this more. I hope this will give them a head start, and I’m happy to assist where possible and add some code here and there.
