NAME

App::Followme::CreateGallery - Create a photo gallery page

SYNOPSIS

use App::Followme::CreateGallery;
my $gallery = App::Followme::CreateGallery->new($configuration);
$gallery->run($directory);

DESCRIPTION

This package builds an index for a directory which serves as a photo gallery. The variables described below aresubstituted into a template to produce the gallery. Loop comments that look like

<!-- loop -->
<!-- endloop -->

indicate the section of the template that is repeated for each photo contained in the directory. The following variables may be used in the template:

absolute_photo_url

The absolute url of the photo

absolute_thumb_url

The absolute url of the photo thumbnail

photo_height

The height of the photo

photo_url

The relative url of the photo

photo_width

The width of the photo

thumb_height

The height of the photo thumbnail

thumb_url

The relative url of the photo thumbnail

thumb_width

The width of the photo thumbnail

title

The photo tile, derived from the photo filename.

time fields

The variables calculated from the modification time are: weekday, month, monthnum, day, year, hour24, hour, ampm, minute, and second.

CONFIGURATION

The following fields in the configuration file are used:

gallery_file

The name of the file containing the photo gallery. By default, this name is index.html.

gallery_include

A wildcard expression indicating the files that are photos to be included in the gallery. The default is '*.jpg',

gallery_template

The name of the template used to produce the photo gallery. The default is 'gallery.htm'.

thumb_suffix

The suffix added to the photo name to produce the thumb photo name. The default is '-thumb'.

thumb_width

The width of the thumb photos. Leave at 0 if the width is defined to be proportional to the height.

thumb_height

The height of the thumb photos. Leave at 0 if the height is defined to be proportional to the width.

photo_width

The width of the photo after resizing. Leave at 0 if the width is defined to be proportional to the height.

photo_height

The height of the photo after resizing. Leave at 0 if the height is defined to be proportional to the width.

LICENSE

Copyright (C) Bernie Simon.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR

Bernie Simon <bernie.simon@gmail.com>