jQuery-File-Upload is developed by Sebastian Tschan, with the source available on github. Example code is ported to Django by Sigurd Gartmann (sigurdga on github).
This is a simple file demo of 99designs' colorific which extracts a color palette from any image, making it simpler to design nice, matching web pages.
I would like to thank Sigurd Gartmann, as most of the file uploader was part of his django demo for Sebastian Tschan's jQuery File Upload. He has his source up on github. You can also find Sebastian Tschan's jQuery-File-Upload and an online demo on his webpage and his github repository.
I also obviously want to thank 99designs for creating colorific, an excellent tool for extracting information from images.
- Easily receive color palette from any image
- Drag and drop files
- Select multiple files
- Cancel upload
- Delete uploaded file
- No flash (or other browser plugins) needed
- Django
- Python Imaging Library
- colorific
- colormath
- numpy
If you do not get PIL to work (pillow is a replacement package that works with virtulalenvs), use FileField instead of ImageField in fileupload/models.py as commented in the file.
- download and install necessary packages
- python manage.py install
- python manage.py syncdb
- python manage.py runserver
- go to localhost:8000/upload/new/ and upload some files to see their color palettes
MIT, as the original project. See LICENSE.txt.