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focal

v0.1.0

Published

node.js photo gallery

Downloads

3

Readme

Focal - node.js picture gallery

Focal is a simple web-based picture gallery written with node.js and express.

Requirements

Focal uses mongodb to store information about images, and as it uses text search, it requires at least version 2.6. You will also need to have the ImageMagick library and its header files installed (libmagick++-dev on debian-based distributions), so that Focal is able to resize images.

Installation

Use npm to install Focal:

$ npm install -g focal

Configuration

Focal uses a JSON configuration file. An example configuration file is available at the root of the repository.

Configuration key | Description --- | --- galleryName | Gallery title database | Mongodb database URI (eg. mongodb://localhost/focal) server.host | Web server IP server.port | Web server port images.base | Base directory for storing images. Focal should be able to write to this directory. images.previews.quality | JPEG quality for image previews images.thumbnails.quality | JPEG quality for image thumbnails images.thumbnails.size | Thumbnail size in pixels images.thumbnails.crop | Boolean; indicates whether to crop thumbnails to a square image log4js | Log4js configuration (optional)

Galleries and pictures

Focal serves pictures from the images subdirectory of the images.base directory. You can organize pictures in folders and subfolders (with unlimited depth); Focal will display each folder as a gallery (or a sub-gallery) and will use filenames as picture titles.

Previews and thumbnails are automatically generated the first time they are served. Focal stores them in the previews and thumbs subdirectories inside the images.base directory.

Focal automatically detects new and removed pictures from the images subdirectory.

Running Focal

From the command line:

$ focal [--config=/path/to/config.json]

If you don't specify the --config option, Focal will look for a config.json file inside the current directory.