stockphoto

Stockphoto is a photogallery application written using the Django web application framework. It is designed to integrate into existing dynamic websites built with Django, to be easy to install, and to have few prerequisites, both in terms of third-party modules and in terms of expectations about site layout. It attempts to make maximum use of built-in Django facilities (authentication, admin pages, generic views) as much as possible in order to provide the simplest possible photogallery application while providing a reasonably full set of features.

There are quite probably better photogallery applications out there, but the best one I looked at had a lot of requirements (pulling in most of the author's personal development tree, e.g.). Stockphoto has limited ambitions: it is not supposed to be a Flickr replacement, but just an easy way to add a photogallery section to a website.

Full installation instructions are to be found in the included README.

Development branch

Stockphoto 0.3 will include new features and will have a public source repository while it is in development. I will announce here when I've decided the best way to host the repository (Google code vs. Savannah vs. self-hosting here).

Downloads

stockphoto-0.2.1.tar.gz
This is the current release. It is a bugfix release only, and adds no new features; new features are planned for the 0.3 release. It is targeted at post-0.96 Django. Thanks to many people for detailed bug reports; credits are included in the README.

stockphoto-0.2.tar.gz
This is the second release, intended for use with Django 0.95 or later SVN head. Special thanks to William McVey for the initial work on porting stockphoto to magic-removal.

stockphoto-0.1.tar.gz
This is the initial public release, intended for use with Django 0.92 or equivalent.

License

stockphoto is licenced under the GNU General Public Licence, version 2 or later.

Contact

Please give me feedback on stockphoto. My email address is elsewhere on this site and in the README.