Gallery

Gallery is a django application that allows users display their photos for others to see.

Requirements

Clone the the repository by running

git clone https://github.com/monicaoyugi/djangoGallery.git
or download a zip file of the project from github then unzip.

Navigate to your project directory

Create a virtual environment

Install Virtualenv

pip install virtual venv

To create a virtual environment named virtual, run

virtualenv virtual

To activate the virtual environment we just created, run

source virtual/bin/activate

Create a database

You'll need to create a new postgress database, Type the following command to access postgress

$ psql

Then run the following query to create a new database named picsgarage

create database gallery

Install dependencies

To install the requirements from requirements.txt file,

pip install -r requirements.txt

Create Database migrations

Making migrations on postgres using django run

python3 manage.py makemigrations garage

then run the command below;

python3 manage.py migrate

Run the app

To run the application on your development machine,

python3 manage.py runserver

Running Tests

To run tests

python3 manage.py test

Technologies Used

• Django
• Python
• Html
• Css
• Javascript
• Bootstrap

User stories

As a user of the application I should be able to:

• View different photos that interest me.
• Click on a single photo and also view the details of the photo. The photo details must appear on a modal within the same route as the main page.
• Search for different categories of photos. (e.g food, places)
• Copy a link to the photo to share with my friends.
• View photos based on the location they were taken.

LICENSE

LICENSE

Copyright (c) {2020} Monica Oyugi.