The idea is to take a bunch of folders with photos in them and build a static website to run on Amazon S3 or other static hosting platform. Maybe it should be called jBof. It should organize the folders into categories and allow routes/URLs to go directly to that category's page. Alternatively it could organize photos by exif or date.

staticport OPTIONS [path]

-theme <sometheme> -ignorenonimages -rootfolder <folder> -contactformurl <url>

Maybe it assumes the images are in an images folder in [path] and uses that as the root unless -rootfolder is provided. Otherwise assumes folders in path are the categories in the resulting page.

[path] | images wildlife birds butterflies fashion Events Event1 Fine Art Project1 Project2

if it finds a file with the same name except txt or json or html it will use that to caption the image. This behavior would be negated by using the -ignorenonimages switch.

It should have a default theme that is applied. That theme should be very nice with lots of options.

The -contactformurl would point to an api or lambda function to send the contact email or signup for a email list.