Open source Ruby on Rails photo gallery
 
 
 
 
 
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README

== Welcome to the gallery without a name

Made by Espen Antonsen

== Features

* Stores photos to disk in folders
* Create various thumbnails
* Read and writes EXIF
* Organize in albums (events in iPhoto)
* Combine albums in collections (albums in iPhoto)
* Upload multiple photos
* Tag photos. Can also tag albums (actually all photos in album is tagged)
* User management with roles and permissions.

== Requirements

Rails 2.3

Software
- FreeImage (required for Image_Science)
- ExifTool (required for Mini_EfixTool)

Ruby Gems
- AuthLogic
- Mime-Types
- Image_Science
- RubyInline (required for Image_Science)
- Mini_ExifTool

== Installation

Put photos in containing folders(albums) in the specified gallery folder. This format is recommended:

./ski weekend in hemsedal/snow.jpg
./ski weekend in hemsedal/afterski.jpg
./trip to iran/beautiful girls in tehran.jpg
./trip to iran/mosque in yazd.jpg
./trip to iran/powder snow in dizin.jpg

Every time you manually add photos to disk you must run:

	require "scan"
	ScanFiles.FullScan

In future releases this will be automated.

Uploads will be written to the database and thus no need to manually scan the folders.