About TGApp-Photos
Photos is a Pluggable photos application for TurboGears2. It has born as an example on how to use tgext.crud.EasyCrudRestController inside a pluggable application, but can be used to quickly implement photo galleries inside any TurboGears application.
Installing
tgapp-photos can be installed both from pypi or from bitbucket:
easy_install tgapp-photos
should just work for most of the users
Plugging Photos
In your application config/app_cfg.py import plug:
from tgext.pluggable import plug
Then at the end of the file call plug with photos:
plug(base_config, 'photos')
You will be able to access the photos process at http://localhost:8080/photos.
Exposed Partials
Photos exposes a bunch of partials which can be used to render pieces of the photo galleries anywhere in your application:
photos.partials:gallery -> Renders a photo gallery, if none specified renders the first available
photos.partials:albums -> Renders preview of galleries, if none specified renders all the galleries
Exposed Templates
The templates used by photos and that can be replaced with tgext.pluggable.replace_template are:
photos.templates.index
photos.templates.gallery
photos.templates.gallery_partial
photos.templates.albums_partial
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