I’m wondering if there is a photo gallery package using ruby. I’ve seen some
using php. Thanks
Hi,
I’m wondering if there is a photo gallery package using ruby. I’ve seen some
using php. Thanks
Not sure how useful it would be to you, but I can send you the
code for generating the gallery at http://zip.to/beadyourselfup …
It’s really simplistic; I just wrote it to do exactly what I
needed…
Regards,
Bill
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From: “Useko Netsumi” usenets@nyc.rr.com
Have you looked at RubyPhoto?
http://raa.ruby-lang.org/list.rhtml?name=RubyPhoto
// Bruce
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On Friday 07 February 2003 02:48 pm, Useko Netsumi wrote:
I’m wondering if there is a photo gallery package using ruby. I’ve seen
some using php. Thanks
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‘It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate,
tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people’s minds.’
– Samuel Adams
I wrote such a program as a christmas present for my wife. It has a small
web-server that allows you to rotate images in your browser.
You can get it at http://www.spricom.de/imagedream/imagedream.tar.gz
It’s based on http://raa.ruby-lang.org/list.rhtml?name=rmagick
It’s a minimalistic implementation. You’d have to look at the code to find out
how to use it.
Hans Joerg Hessmann
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Am Freitag, 7. Februar 2003 20:48 schrieb Useko Netsumi:
I’m wondering if there is a photo gallery package using ruby. I’ve seen
some using php. Thanks
Useko Netsumi wrote:
I’m wondering if there is a photo gallery package using ruby.
I built one for my own use, available (with sample output) at
http://homes.managesoft.com.au/~cjh/software/rpl/
It uses netpbm, jpegtools etc to generate thumbnails, so I don’t
know how it’ll go on Windows - I use Linux.
Clifford.
Hi Clifford, thanks for the info and I will definitely check it out. I have
one question though, does your tools have the capabilities to extract
information embedded in the JPEQ image? Thanks
“Clifford Heath” cjh_nospam@mgsft.com wrote in message
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Useko Netsumi wrote:
I’m wondering if there is a photo gallery package using ruby.
I built one for my own use, available (with sample output) at
http://homes.managesoft.com.au/~cjh/software/rpl/It uses netpbm, jpegtools etc to generate thumbnails, so I don’t
know how it’ll go on Windows - I use Linux.Clifford.
Hello,
Hi Clifford, thanks for the info and I will definitely check it out. I have
one question though, does your tools have the capabilities to extract
information embedded in the JPEQ image? Thanks
I am developping EXIF tag parsing library written in pure ruby.
With this library, you can get information defined in Exif-2.2 standard,
some extension tags provided by some makers (Fujifilm, etc.),
and can extract thumbnail images from pictures taken
by digital still cameras.
If you interested in, it is available from:
Please note APIs and implementation may be changed.
Regards,
Ryuichi Tamura
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In message “Re: Photo Gallery” on 03/02/10, “Useko Netsumi” usenets@nyc.rr.com writes:
Useko Netsumi wrote:
Hi Clifford, thanks for the info and I will definitely check it out. I have
one question though, does your tools have the capabilities to extract
information embedded in the JPEQ image? Thanks
It uses the Debian jpeginfo package which extracts exif image info
from the files. My camera (Nikon CP995) also generates an “info.txt”,
and I process both this (for common camera settings) and optionally
the exif info into the output album. The exif data is just a text file
appearing as a link at the bottom of the main info for the shot, though
my sample album was generated not to show them. The code has a few bugs
like not checking various exceptions, but I live with those for now. It
also would need modifications to deal with a different info file format
or directly extract the settings from the exif data, but if you’re
prepared to hack, its a start!
Clifford.