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django-imger is an implementation of Imger into Django. Imger is a client side image resizing and placement tool.
https://github.com/4shaw/imger https://github.com/4shaw/django-imger
Quick start
Install django-imger:
pip install django-imger
Add MEDIA_ROOT and MEDIA_URL to settings.py. something like:
MEDIA_URL = '/media/' MEDIA_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'media')
Add “imger” to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... 'imger', )
Import ImgerField into your models.py and create an ImgerField on a model:
from imger.fields import ImgerField ... image_path = ImgerField(upload_to='testing', imger_settings={'width'=400, 'height'=300, 'quality'=80})
Make sure imger static files are in your static directory:
/static/imger
Start the development server and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/ Navigate to your model with the imger field and upolad an image (you’ll need the Admin app enabled).
Other
For lack of documentation at this point here is some more info:
‘imger_settings’ can include:
width :: default 300 height :: default 200 quality :: default 100 mime :: default 'image/jpeg' autobrowse :: default true note :: default '' form :: default 'imger.imagename'
If you don’t want to prompt for Image name use:
... form: None Imger will generate a unique name using the current time.
If you need you generate your own name you need to add an extra parameter to ImgerField called ‘generate_name’ which should be a reference to a function that will handle generating a name. This function must accept 1 argument which will be the supplied ‘name’. Empty if you use {… form: None} in the imger_settings or the users input.
The value returned should not contain an extention as the appropriate extention will be automatically added.
Example:
... def makeName(name): n = <do something to generate a name> return n ... image_path = ImgerField(upload_to='testing', generate_name=makeName, imger_settings={... form: None})
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