This is a simple Django application for a personal gallery to showcase my photography skills. live site
The user is able to;
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View different photos that interest them
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Click on a single photo to expand it and also view the details per photo. The photo appears on a modal within the same route as the main page.
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Search for different photo categories within the app
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Copy a link to the photo for sharing purposes
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View photos based on the location they were taken
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
These are the things you need to install the software and how to install them
virtual enviroment:
$ pipenv shell
or
$ python3 -m venv virtual ( or your selected virtual enviroment name )
- Make sure you have a stable internet to have the ability to clone the repository.
- Type the following command in your terminal to clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/thesmartcoder7/gallery.git
If you are using SSH, use the following command
git clone git@github.com:thesmartcoder7/gallery.git
When you run the commands successfully, you should have a local version of this repository.
- Make sure you have a stable internet for forking this repository.
- According to the license, you can fork this project. You need to click on the forking icon and it will be added as one of your repositories
Feel free to fork the project and have fun with it. Happy coding!
To get a development env running, you simply need the install all the packages reguired from either a requirements.txt file or a pipfile. First you need to activate your virtual environment
$pipenv shell
of
$ source virtualenvname/bin/activate
after that, install all the required depencencies
$ pipenv install //pretty much takes care of installing all depencies for you
Now that all your dependencies are installed, you need to create a local database for your project and run migrations, or use the database that django comes with by default. The Make file has instructions for this.
$ make migrate
After this, you can run the application using the commands that come in the make file. for this case, it is either of the following:
$ make
or
$ make run
or
$ python manage.py runserver
If you want to run tests for the entire project, you need only run this command:
$ make test
or
$ python manage.py test
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