NAME
WWW::MeGa - A MediaGallery
SYNOPSIS
use WWW::MeGa;
my $webapp = WWW::MeGa->new
$webapp->run;DESCRIPTION
WWW::MeGa is a web based media browser. It should be run from mod_perl or FastCGI (see examples/gallery.fcgi) because it uses some runtime caching.
Every file will be delievered by the CGI itself. So you don't have to care about setting up picture/thumb dirs.
FEATURES
on-the-fly image resizing (and orientation tag based autorotating)
video thumbnails
displays text files
reads exif tag
templating with HTML::Template::Compiled
CONFIG WWW::MeGa uses CGI::Application::Plugin::Config::Simple for config handling. You can specify the path to a (writable) config file in the new methode of WWW::MeGa:
my $gallery = WWW::MeGa->new(PARAMS => { config => '/path/to/gallery.conf' })It defaults to $RealBin/gallery.conf, see RealBin for more info. After the first run it will create a config containing the defaults.
Parameters
root
Path to your images
cache
Path where to store the thumbnails
thumb-type
Type of the thumbnails. WWW::MeGa uses Image::Magick for generating thumbnails. See convert -list format for file types supported by you ImageMagick installation.
sizes
A array of valid "thumbnail"/resized image sizes, defaults to [ 120, 600, 800 ]. The CGI parameter size is the index to that array.
debug
If set to 1, enabled debugging to your servers error log.
album_thumb
Specify the name of the image which will be used as a thumbnail for the containing album, defaults to THUMBNAIL.
So if you want to have the image foo.jpg be the thumbnail for the album bar, copy it to bar/THUMBNAIL (or use a symlink)
icons and templates
Path to the icons and templates, defaults to icons/ in the module's share dir as defined by Module::Install and File::ShareDir
METHODES
runmodes
the public runmodes, accessable via the rm parameter
image
shows a thumbnail
original
shows the original file
view
shows a album/folder
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2008 by Johannes 'fish' Ziemke.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Johannes 'fish' Ziemke <my nickname at cpan org>