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@ -4,16 +4,23 @@ gem 'rails'
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gem 'mime-types', :require => 'mime/types'
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gem "carrierwave", :git => 'git://github.com/jnicklas/carrierwave.git'
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# -- Database
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# SQLite
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gem 'sqlite3-ruby'
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# MySQL:
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#gem 'mysql2'
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# PostgreSQL:
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#gem 'pg'
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# SQLite
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gem 'sqlite3-ruby'
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# S3 support
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# -- Cloud storage
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# AWS S3 support. Can be disabled if using local file system instead of cloud storage.
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gem 'fog'
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# -- Photo resizing
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# MiniMagick
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gem "mini_magick"
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# ImageMagick:
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#gem "rmagick", :require => 'RMagick'
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@ -21,8 +28,6 @@ gem 'fog'
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#gem "RubyInline"
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#gem "image_science", :git => 'git://github.com/perezd/image_science.git'
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# MiniMagick
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gem "mini_magick"
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# Mini exif tool
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# -- EXIF
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# Mini exif tool. Can be disabled. Remove exif_read and exif_write filters in photo model
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gem "mini_exiftool"
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
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Made by Espen Antonsen.
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Version 1.2.0 for Rails3
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Version 1.2.1 for Rails3. See the rails2 branch for previous version.
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http://balderapp.com
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@ -27,17 +27,13 @@ Free for personal use. Contact me for commercial license.
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Rails 3.0
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Software
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- ImageMagicK (required for Carrierwave resizing). Can also use ImageScience and MiniMagick
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- ExifTool (required for Mini_EfixTool). Can be disabled.
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Ruby Gems
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- AuthLogic
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- Mime-Types
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- Carrierwave
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- Mini_Exiftool (to read exif info to database and write exif to original file. See photo.rb model). Can be disabled.
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Default:
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- ExifTool (required for Mini_EfixTool). Can be disabled. Default is to read EXIF tags but not write them to the file when database is updated as writing EXIF is slow. To enable just uncomment exif_write in photo.rb
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- ImageMagicK. Carrierwave can use either RMagicK or MiniMagicK (default). To change resize option the correct gem must be used (specified in Gemfile) and change included setting for Carrierwave in file_uploader.rb
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Optional:
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- AWS/S3 (if saving to Amazon s3)
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- ImageScience.
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Ruby Gems: See Gemfile
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== Configuration
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@ -74,7 +70,7 @@ http://blog.inspired.no/rails-photo-gallery-balder-on-heroku-and-s3-726
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=== Optional: add photos directly to disk
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The gallery has a web-based upload tool. Alternatively you can upload files directly by doing this:
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The gallery has a web-based upload tool. Alternatively you can upload files directly to the upload folder. This means you can import an existing folder based photo collection to Balder.
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Put photos in containing folders(albums) in the specified gallery folder.
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Hierarchy of folders is not fully supported.
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@ -91,6 +87,9 @@ Every time you manually add photos to disk you must scan by visiting /photos/sca
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== Version history
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1.2.1
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- Using plupupload instead of uploadify for non-flash upload options. Can now use html5, normal form, silverlight, gears and browserplus for photo upload.
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1.2.0
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- New storage path: "/uploads/files/" instead of "/uploads/". Make sure you move your photos or adjust the storage path.
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- Testing...
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== IDEAS
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- Themes
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- Improved UX
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- Mobile/Tablet friendly display using CSS media queries
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Patches welcome!
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== Copyright and license info
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This code is copyrighted by Espen Antonsen. The source code is available free under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3).
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