pixboards 0.2.20

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notice

not changing the repo name due to dependency issues. this repo will be archived soon.

Gui has not been set up yet. Don't try to run the gui.py

if you are using the PyPi package, you will need to have a running postgres server, else it won't work.

pixBoards

pixBoards is a python library to help you organise your images and videos into masonry-containers (the pinterest layout)

It outputs simple html files with links to the images. Simplicity was the aim here, so don't expect fancy stuff in it.

It organises the images into "boards" which can be nested inside other boards. (Just think of them as a folder for now)

You can also upload the files to imgchest and use those links in the output html files. You can then simply host these output files and you will have a working webpage. (If you had to use local files, you'd have to host the images too, which would be a pain in)

you can also use lists of imagelinks to create boards.

I also recently added the ability to use links in sidecarfiles to use as upload links instead of uploading the image to imgchest. (if you used a bulk downloader like gallery-dl, you'd be able to easily create such sidecar files every time you download.)

screenshots

example of index file !

example of image board

how to use

first, rename the config_example.yml to config.yml. or start afresh, your choice.

if you wish to upload to imgchest and use those links instead, use --upload

If it is the first time you are uploading, you will have to install postgresql first if not already installed.

install

you can install the pixBoards package from PyPi

pip install pixBoards

or clone the repo.

git clone https://github.com/flynnsharwood/boards_v2.git

First time upload

If it is the first time you are uploading, you will have to install postgresql first if not already installed.

Also, if you have a LOT of files to upload for the first time, go to the uploader folder. repo link

1. set up the directories list in config.yml
2. run listFiles.py. it will create a file named "MediaFiles.py"
3. now run calc_hex.py
4. run fileListUpload.py

fileListUpload basically uploads in batches of 20, unlike the original script where it uploads each image individually. This will upload and cache the links and hashes to postgress db

Usage

simply use the binary file provided boards.exe

Or do python3 cli.py or python3 __main__.py

flags you might use

--upload ensure all files are being uploaded. If you have pictures with the same filenames in different folders, you might need to fix this.

--gitPush this will push your created html files to a github repo. set up your repo to trigger a gh_pages deployment every push.

--config change the config file being used

here is a link to an example board - https://flynnsharwood.github.io/exampleBoard/index.html

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features

added an button to load a random page in 0.2.18

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