The idea of this project is a photo gallery that is entirely driven from the filesystem - no databases, no image upload interfaces, (almost) no configuration.
Each directory within the filesystem is considered to be an album with all image files within the directory being photos in the album. Albums may be nested.
Each album has a human-readable name that is generated from the name of its
directory. This can be overridden by a text file called .title within the
directory.
Albums are displayed in date order, most recent first. The date of an album is
taken from the modification date of its directory, but this can be overridden
by a text file called .date within the directory that contains the album's
time in the format YYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss. This is required when using S3 that
does not have directories per se.
go get github.com/jamesfcarter/galldir/cmd/galldir
galldir requires two arguments: the address to listen on and the directory of
pictures to serve:
galldir -addr :3000 -dir ~/pictures
It is also possible to serve pictures from an S3 bucket:
galldir -addr :3000 -dir https://s3.eu-central-1.wasabisys.com/examplebucket
In both cases, browsing to http://localhost:3000/ would reach the gallery.
This project is distributed under the GNU GPL license v3, see LICENSE for more information.
Uses lightgallery.js which has its own license.