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# rphotos
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Toy web app in Rust language: manage my photos
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/kaj/rphotos.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/kaj/rphotos)
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Semi-experimental web app in Rust language: manage my photos.
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Some day it might be a usefull tool to manage a photo collection,
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but at this moment, it is mainly a test of developing a web application in rust,
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using the nickel framework.
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/kaj/rphotos.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/kaj/rphotos)
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Tag photos with places, people and other tags, while keeping some
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private and making others public.
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It uses a postgresql database for the metadata, and works with
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read-only access to the actual image files.
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Downscaled images are stored in memcache.
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My images are on [img.krats.se](https://img.krats.se/) where you can
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see those that are public though rphotos.
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Not in any way feature-complete, but useful. At least to me.
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There is not (yet) much documentation, but there is command line help
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(the single binary has subcommands for running the server and some
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administrative task, such a finding new photos or making photos
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public).
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The database is described in the migrations.
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Everything else is in the code.
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