/Picasso

Picasso is a personal photo gallery

Primary LanguagePython

Picasso

23/08/2019

By Brian Sunday

Description

This is a django web app that allows users to see various types of photos posted by me.They can search the images by category,author,location and image name.They can also click an image to view all the details about if.

User Stories

As a user I would like:

  • to see various photos
  • to search for a photo based on category
  • to filter photos based on location
  • to click and photo and see all the details about it in a modal

As an admin

  • to post various photos
  • to update the photos
  • to delete the photos

Specifications

Behavior Input Outcome
Click an image Click A modal pop up with the image details
Search by category Enter category name into form field Redirect to a search results page and Images of that category are fetched
Search by location Enter location name into form field Redirect to a search results page and Images associated with that location are fetched
Search by author Enter author name into form field Redirect to a search results page and Images associated with that author are fetched
Search by image name Enter image name into form field Redirect to a search results page and Images associated with that name fetched
Search by any specified criteria Enter the keyword Redirect to a search results page and if criteria is matched to any keyword a message is shown of zero results found

Setup/Installation Requirements

  • $ git clone Picasso
  • $ cd picasso
  • $ python3.6 -m venv virtual to create a virtual environment
  • $ source virtual/bin/activate to activate the virtual environment
  • $ psql to activate the postgres server
  • $ username=create database picasso create db with the name picasso
  • run $ python3.6 -m pip install -r requirements.txt to install dependencies
  • $ python3.6 manage.py makemigration to initialize database migrations
  • $ python3.6 manage.py migrate to commit the migration you are running
  • $ python3.6 manage.py createsuperuser to create admin credentials that will enable you to log in to the admin side
  • $ python manage.py runserver to start the application

Known Bugs

  • No known Bugs

Technologies Used

  • Python3.6
  • Django
  • Bootstrap
  • Masonry Grid
  • Javascript
  • Postgres Database
  • CSS
  • HTML

License

MIT