23.8.2010 10:29, pesco
tags: code javascript fotogal pixls
A little companion to
fotogal has already silently made it
into the repo:
pixls
displays
images in a floating
<div> atop the page with navigation buttons and
metadata.
To use it with fotogal, just drop
pixls.js next to the generated
index.html. Everything else is already in place.
This one differs from the millions of other
Lightbox clones in that it
was invented here (har!), has no dependency on jQuery or another library and
truly consists of only one file.
No gifs, no css, just the JavaScript. Size is 8.5 kilobytes, 2.6 compressed.
Check the
fotogal example for a demo.
Basic usage instructions are in the
source.
On the topic of compatibility: I have not tried it on Chrome, Opera or Safari.
If you have, let me know.
Alas, I will not be bothered with IE compatibility.
That is all.
Update:
(2020)
The script was originally named
pixpls
in reference to
harmless uses of that bit of Internet jargon. Considering the
potential
connotations, though, I want to avoid any ambiguity
and rename it.
11.8.2010 0:17, pesco
tags: code shell fotogal
Introducing
fotogal:
a shell script for quickly generating html galleries
.
From the
README:
basic operation
- enter a directory containing .jpeg or .jpg files.
- call fotogal.
- wait. note automatic orientation adjustment according to exif data.
- notice scaled images in _scale/.
- notice thumbnails in _thumb/.
- observe index.html. thumbnails are linked to scaled images.
Head over to the
project page for more info,
look at some
example output,
and
get the code!
Update:
(21:30) I'm sorry, the incompatibilities with non-BSD
environments have been resolved. ;)
Update:
(2020)
The script was originally called
fotogirl.
While meant as a nod to a friend,
it always sounded too much like a personification
to sit comfortably.
