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Django-servee-gallery is a more complete gallery currently supporting images.
It requires django-easy-thumbnails so that images can easily be resized on the fly. It also very simple ways of overwriting the upload_to and the default_storage via these two options in your settings.py
Also note, the default settings should suffice, and these are not required.
SERVEE_INSERT_STORAGE_CLASS SERVEE_GALLERY_INSERT_UPLOAD_TO
There are no views or URLS for this project, it uses the default views, urls, and forms of the Servee ModelInsert class.
Make sure to add the following to INSTALLED_APPS in your own projects::
"servee_gallery",
"improved_inlines",
"easy_thumbnails",
Also make sure that any content area on your site uses the |render_inline filter. See templates/flatpages/default.html in the example_project for an implementation.
To try it out:
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We found that django-servee-gallery demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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