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Thanks for the contribution! This is a nice and descriptive overview.
To make it even better, I've added a list of suggestions in the comments to the particular sections, but in general, I'd recommend you running the text through a grammar-checking tool (like Grammarly editor) and fix typos and styling)
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| There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view. | ||
| - **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites. | ||
| On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart. | ||
| - **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later. |
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which faces that have been identified
... (if this feature is enabled)
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You didn't answer me in this thread, so I'm just checking) This is not critical, just want to make sure you didn't miss it)
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Excellent, thank you for your constructive feedback. I will make changes
accordingly and do a new PR when ready.
For my understanding, you state "if enabled" in several places. How are
these features enabled or not enabled? I did a docker install myself and
everything was enabled by default, therefore I was not aware that this is
not always the case. Under what circumstances is it advisable to not enable
a certain feature?
Brgds,
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Thanks for the contribution! This is a nice and descriptive overview.
To make it even better, I've added a list of suggestions in the comments
to the particular sections, but in general, I'd recommend you running the
text through a grammar-checking tool (like Grammarly editor) and fix typos
and styling)
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On src/en/docs/timeline.png
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Please refer to the src/assets/images/screenshot-photos.png instead of
adding a new image. Also, in the future please add needed images and other
resources to the appropriate folders under the src/assets folder to
follow the repo structure
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> -> TODO: Explain the basics of using Photoview:
->
-> - How the timeline works, and how to navigate to individual albums from the timeline.
-> - How the albums section works, and how nested albums works.
+{% optimizedImage './timeline.png', 'Screenshot of Photoview', 'class="block w-4/5 mx-auto my-6"' %}
+
+## Timeline view ##
+After loggin in to Photoview, you will see all of your photos in reverse time order with the newest ones first and the oldest ones at the bottom. The photos are grouped by the day they were taken. This is called the _timeline view_ and you can always return to this view by clicking the top-most icon on the panel at the left of the screen.
+At first it seems that there are only a few rows of photos when you scroll down, but Photoview will fill the webpage with more and more photos when you continue to scroll down.
+
+In timeline view you can do the following:
+- **Click on a photo** to display a large version of that photo. From there you can display the next photo (moving _down_ in the timeline) by clicking on the right arrow, or display the previous photo (moving _up_ in the timeline) by clicking on the left arrow.
+There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view.
+- **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites.
+On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart.
+- **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later.
which faces that have been identified
... (if this feature is enabled)
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> @@ -5,7 +5,24 @@ priority: 2
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-> TODO: Explain the basics of using Photoview:
->
-> - How the timeline works, and how to navigate to individual albums from the timeline.
-> - How the albums section works, and how nested albums works.
+{% optimizedImage './timeline.png', 'Screenshot of Photoview', 'class="block w-4/5 mx-auto my-6"' %}
+
+## Timeline view ##
+After loggin in to Photoview, you will see all of your photos in reverse time order with the newest ones first and the oldest ones at the bottom. The photos are grouped by the day they were taken. This is called the _timeline view_ and you can always return to this view by clicking the top-most icon on the panel at the left of the screen.
loggin
Is it a typo with the final g missing?
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In src/en/docs/usage-basic-overview.md
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> +
+## Timeline view ##
+After loggin in to Photoview, you will see all of your photos in reverse time order with the newest ones first and the oldest ones at the bottom. The photos are grouped by the day they were taken. This is called the _timeline view_ and you can always return to this view by clicking the top-most icon on the panel at the left of the screen.
+At first it seems that there are only a few rows of photos when you scroll down, but Photoview will fill the webpage with more and more photos when you continue to scroll down.
+
+In timeline view you can do the following:
+- **Click on a photo** to display a large version of that photo. From there you can display the next photo (moving _down_ in the timeline) by clicking on the right arrow, or display the previous photo (moving _up_ in the timeline) by clicking on the left arrow.
+There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view.
+- **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites.
+On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart.
+- **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later.
+
+## Left-hand navigation panel ##
+On the left-hand side of the screen you have more options of how to view your photos. These are:
+- **Timeline** - covered above.
+- **Albums** - allows you to view all photos that resides in an album on your server. In Photoview, an album is the same as a folder on your server. This means that you can have as many levels of albums as you wish and they get their names from the names of the folders in your filesystem. In album view, when you click the "i" on the top right of a photo, you will get a chance to set this photo as the _album cover photo_ of that album.
resides
reside?
you can have as many levels of albums as you wish
Actually, this is not true, as there is a limit of the nested folders and
absolute path length in a file system: For instance, in ext4 file systems,
the maximum number of subdirectories is 64000, the maximum path length is
4096 bytes.
So, it is better to add something like within the OS limitations
"I"
Replace with the ⓘ to consistently refer to the same UI element
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In src/en/docs/usage-basic-overview.md
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> +## Timeline view ##
+After loggin in to Photoview, you will see all of your photos in reverse time order with the newest ones first and the oldest ones at the bottom. The photos are grouped by the day they were taken. This is called the _timeline view_ and you can always return to this view by clicking the top-most icon on the panel at the left of the screen.
+At first it seems that there are only a few rows of photos when you scroll down, but Photoview will fill the webpage with more and more photos when you continue to scroll down.
+
+In timeline view you can do the following:
+- **Click on a photo** to display a large version of that photo. From there you can display the next photo (moving _down_ in the timeline) by clicking on the right arrow, or display the previous photo (moving _up_ in the timeline) by clicking on the left arrow.
+There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view.
+- **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites.
+On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart.
+- **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later.
+
+## Left-hand navigation panel ##
+On the left-hand side of the screen you have more options of how to view your photos. These are:
+- **Timeline** - covered above.
+- **Albums** - allows you to view all photos that resides in an album on your server. In Photoview, an album is the same as a folder on your server. This means that you can have as many levels of albums as you wish and they get their names from the names of the folders in your filesystem. In album view, when you click the "i" on the top right of a photo, you will get a chance to set this photo as the _album cover photo_ of that album.
+In album view, you will also see a cog-symbol next right to the name of the album. Clicking this allows you to create a _share_, esentially a _link_ to that album that you can share with your friends. By copying the link and including it in an e-mail or some other messenging service you can invite your friends to have a look at those photos in that album. You can also choose to download the album to the computer you are using to view the photos. You have the option to download the photos in full resolution or different scaled-down versions.
cog-symbol
It's not a symbol, but a button
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> +After loggin in to Photoview, you will see all of your photos in reverse time order with the newest ones first and the oldest ones at the bottom. The photos are grouped by the day they were taken. This is called the _timeline view_ and you can always return to this view by clicking the top-most icon on the panel at the left of the screen.
+At first it seems that there are only a few rows of photos when you scroll down, but Photoview will fill the webpage with more and more photos when you continue to scroll down.
+
+In timeline view you can do the following:
+- **Click on a photo** to display a large version of that photo. From there you can display the next photo (moving _down_ in the timeline) by clicking on the right arrow, or display the previous photo (moving _up_ in the timeline) by clicking on the left arrow.
+There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view.
+- **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites.
+On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart.
+- **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later.
+
+## Left-hand navigation panel ##
+On the left-hand side of the screen you have more options of how to view your photos. These are:
+- **Timeline** - covered above.
+- **Albums** - allows you to view all photos that resides in an album on your server. In Photoview, an album is the same as a folder on your server. This means that you can have as many levels of albums as you wish and they get their names from the names of the folders in your filesystem. In album view, when you click the "i" on the top right of a photo, you will get a chance to set this photo as the _album cover photo_ of that album.
+In album view, you will also see a cog-symbol next right to the name of the album. Clicking this allows you to create a _share_, esentially a _link_ to that album that you can share with your friends. By copying the link and including it in an e-mail or some other messenging service you can invite your friends to have a look at those photos in that album. You can also choose to download the album to the computer you are using to view the photos. You have the option to download the photos in full resolution or different scaled-down versions.
+- **Places** - this presents you with a map where your photos were taken (provided that they have geocoding information, which they normally have if they are taken with a mobile phone). You can zoom in and out of the map by using the scroll-wheel of your mouse. As you scroll in, you can see that the level of information about the location is becoming more and more precise. Clicking one of the pictures allows you to see all the photos from that location.
*Places* - this presents you
insert here (if the feature is enabled)
from that location.
... by using left and right arrows to switch between them
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In src/en/docs/usage-basic-overview.md
<#29 (comment)>
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> +At first it seems that there are only a few rows of photos when you scroll down, but Photoview will fill the webpage with more and more photos when you continue to scroll down.
+
+In timeline view you can do the following:
+- **Click on a photo** to display a large version of that photo. From there you can display the next photo (moving _down_ in the timeline) by clicking on the right arrow, or display the previous photo (moving _up_ in the timeline) by clicking on the left arrow.
+There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view.
+- **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites.
+On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart.
+- **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later.
+
+## Left-hand navigation panel ##
+On the left-hand side of the screen you have more options of how to view your photos. These are:
+- **Timeline** - covered above.
+- **Albums** - allows you to view all photos that resides in an album on your server. In Photoview, an album is the same as a folder on your server. This means that you can have as many levels of albums as you wish and they get their names from the names of the folders in your filesystem. In album view, when you click the "i" on the top right of a photo, you will get a chance to set this photo as the _album cover photo_ of that album.
+In album view, you will also see a cog-symbol next right to the name of the album. Clicking this allows you to create a _share_, esentially a _link_ to that album that you can share with your friends. By copying the link and including it in an e-mail or some other messenging service you can invite your friends to have a look at those photos in that album. You can also choose to download the album to the computer you are using to view the photos. You have the option to download the photos in full resolution or different scaled-down versions.
+- **Places** - this presents you with a map where your photos were taken (provided that they have geocoding information, which they normally have if they are taken with a mobile phone). You can zoom in and out of the map by using the scroll-wheel of your mouse. As you scroll in, you can see that the level of information about the location is becoming more and more precise. Clicking one of the pictures allows you to see all the photos from that location.
+- **People** - This presents you with an array of faces detected in your photos. When you start there are no names assigned to the faces, this is something that you have to do. More on this later.
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There is no need to create a new PR. You can just commit your new changes to the same branch, used as a source for the current PR, and they will appear here automatically. The corresponding environment variables control features, which can be disabled in the product:
Users might decide to disable some of the features because:
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Ok, thanks for the clarification.
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… There is no need to create a new PR. You can just commit your new changes
to the same branch, used as a source for the current PR, and they will
appear here automatically.
The corresponding environment variables control features, which can be
disabled in the product:
- PHOTOVIEW_DISABLE_FACE_RECOGNITION: if set to true, disables Face
recognition feature and People section in the UI
- PHOTOVIEW_DISABLE_VIDEO_ENCODING: if set to true, instructs
Photoview to track videos as unsupported files and don't catalog them
- PHOTOVIEW_DISABLE_RAW_PROCESSING: if set to true, does the same as
the previous switch, but for RAW image files
- MAPBOX_TOKEN: if empty or missing, the Places section is disabled in
the UI
Users might decide to disable some of the features because:
- they don't use/need them
- they are not currently supported by the server, hosting Photoview
(in the case of the direct installation on the host)
- they require too many server resources, not available on the server
(typically when hosting Photoview on some Raspberry-Pi, or slow NAS
servers; or any similar hardware with not enough resources)
- they worry a lot about privacy and don't trust the 3rd-party MapBox
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OK, I have now made changes according to your suggestions and then typed
"git add ." and "git commit -m <message to you>". Hope this helps
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> There is no need to create a new PR. You can just commit your new changes
> to the same branch, used as a source for the current PR, and they will
> appear here automatically.
>
> The corresponding environment variables control features, which can be
> disabled in the product:
>
> - PHOTOVIEW_DISABLE_FACE_RECOGNITION: if set to true, disables Face
> recognition feature and People section in the UI
> - PHOTOVIEW_DISABLE_VIDEO_ENCODING: if set to true, instructs
> Photoview to track videos as unsupported files and don't catalog them
> - PHOTOVIEW_DISABLE_RAW_PROCESSING: if set to true, does the same as
> the previous switch, but for RAW image files
> - MAPBOX_TOKEN: if empty or missing, the Places section is disabled
> in the UI
>
> Users might decide to disable some of the features because:
>
> - they don't use/need them
> - they are not currently supported by the server, hosting Photoview
> (in the case of the direct installation on the host)
> - they require too many server resources, not available on the server
> (typically when hosting Photoview on some Raspberry-Pi, or slow NAS
> servers; or any similar hardware with not enough resources)
> - they worry a lot about privacy and don't trust the 3rd-party MapBox
> code, integrated into Photoview, so they prefer to completely disable the
> feature than deep-dive into the integration and trust that the future
> changes on the MapBox side won't introduce some data leaks
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| There is an "X" in the top left of the photo. Clicking this takes you back to the timeline view. | ||
| - **Click on the heart.** Placing the mouse cursor over the photo, you will see two symbols: In the bottom-left of the photo is a outline of a ♥ and in the upper-right there is an ⓘ. Clicking the heart-outline changes it to a solid heart to indicate that the photo is one of your favourites. | ||
| On the top of the screen there is a `checkbox` with the text "Show only favourites" next to it and checking it will only show the photos that you have marked with the heart. | ||
| - **Click on the ⓘ** to open up a panel on the right side of the screen where you can see some metadata for that photo, such as when the photo was taken, with which camera, its exposure settings etc. It also shows the _path to the album/folder_ where the photo is stored. Clicking on the album path allows you to see all the photos from that album. Furthermore you can also see which faces that have been identified and the location where it was taken (if known). At the bottom of the panel, you have the option to download this photo to your computer or create a link that can be shared with others. More on that later. |
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@hgpuke, thanks for your valuable contribution to the documentation of Photoview!
Now it looks good to me to merge it, so I'm approving the PR.
I have a small (and optional) comment regarding the Sharing doc page: I think that it is pretty obvious, but might still make sense to mention that Photoview is a self-hosted service, relying completely on a user in making it accessible from Internet or within the local network. This means that in the case of incorrect configuration the Sharing functionality will generate inaccessible links. This is user's responsibility to configure it correctly. Photoview cannot handle this.
If you think that it makes sense to publish, it looks like the best place for that would be the 2nd paragraph on the Sharing page.
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Please feel free to make this addition yourself. I am currently away from
my computer and will not be back until late friday.
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@hgpuke <https://github.com/hgpuke>, thanks for your valuable
contribution to the documentation of Photoview!
Now it looks good to me to merge it, so I'm approving the PR.
I have a small (and optional) comment regarding the Sharing doc page: I
think that it is pretty obvious, but might still make sense to mention that
Photoview is a self-hosted service, relying completely on a user in making
it accessible from Internet or within the local network. This means that in
the case of incorrect configuration the Sharing functionality will generate
inaccessible links. This is user's responsibility to configure it
correctly. Photoview cannot handle this.
If you think that it makes sense to publish, it looks like the best place
for that would be the 2nd paragraph on the Sharing page.
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