This was produced by Charlie Rode, Ben Friedland, and Charles Gust
In addition to incorporating the django-registration-redux library for user registration, Imagr has eleven custom page views.
front_page:
Allows users to sign up and log in.
home_page:
Shows logged-in users a list of their albums, with a representative
image from each album.
album_page:
Shows logged-in users a display of photos in a single album and
allows logged-in users the ability to edit the album's details.
photo_page:
Shows logged-in users a single photo along with details about it
and allows logged-in users the ability to edit the photo's details.
stream_page:
Shows users their most recent photos along with recent photos
uploaded by those they are following.
add_photo:
Allows users to add a photo to the site.
add_album:
Allows users to add an album to the site and associate it with
a selection of their photos.
delete_photo:
Allows users to delete photos they own.
delete_album:
Allows users to delete photos they own without deleting photos.
follow_page:
Shows logged-in users a display of users they are following and
allows them to follow and unfollow users.
history_page:
Shows logged-in users a chronologically-ordered list of their photos.
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Enter PSQL with this command: sudo -u postgres psql -U postgres postgres
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From inside the PSQL, type in these commands: postgres=# CREATE DATABASE imagr;
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Create the user: postgres=# CREATE role imagr login password 'imagr';
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Set the owner to that user: postgres=# ALTER database imagr OWNER to imagr;
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Check your work: postgres=# \l
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Leave PSQL: postgres=# \q
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Migrate the database using Django's manage.py utility: python manage.py migrate
Photo contains an image and meta-data associated with that image.
Photos are owned by Users
Meta-data includes a title and a description.
A date_uploaded, date_modified and date_published field.
They also have a 'published' field that takes one of three values
('private', 'shared', 'public')
Album contains Photos and provide meta-data about the collection of photos they contain.
Albums are owned by Users
Any album can contain many Photos and any Photo may be in
more than one Album.
Meta-data includes a title and a description.
Also a date created, date modified and date published as well
as a published field containing the same three options described for Photos
Users are able to designate one contained photo as the 'cover' for
the album.
The albums created by a user may contain only Photos created by
that same user.
ImagrUser is based off of the standard built-in Django User, with the following enhancements:
Users are able to follow other users.
Users are able to see a list of the users the follow and the
list of users following them.
Users have a 'date_joined' field and an 'active' field that allows
disabling an account.
Just about everywhere: docs.djangoproject.com The invaluable advice of Dan T. Hable
settings.py: stackoverflow.com/questions/21978562
admin.py: stackoverflow.com/questions/11754877 stackoverflow.com/questions/2156114
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