pyAlbum

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*pyAlbum*

Using this script a user can create a HTML album (of
images) by selecting the directory that contains all
the required images.

Source available at
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/271246

-Premshree Pillai
[http://www.qiksearch.com/]

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-Premshree
[http://www.qiksearch.com/]

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[Matt Gerrans]

A good start -- a thumbnail view might be a nice enhancement.

I worked on my own Python script to do something similar (except with the
thumbnail page and having the prev/next be little thumbnails of the
prev/next pictures instead of text), for a little while before it dawned on
me that the whole thing could be done with a single page containing
JavaScript. Much as I prefer Python over JavaScript, that seemed a lot
more sensible. I still use a Python script with PIL to generate the
thumbnail set (which isn't strictly necessary, as JavaScript can load all
the images at full size and still scale them down and show thumbnails -- but
it makes for better display performance and better looking thumbnails).