* `migrations.py`
* Removed empty line
* Added empty line
* `models.py`
* Added `MediaEntry.get_display_media()` helper function
* `process_media.__init__.py`
* Updated `process_media_initial()`
* Renamed `main` => `original`.
* Added condition to `medium`, it's only created if the original
dimensions exceed the MEDIUM_SIZE dimensions.
* `media.html`
* The image tag is now populated by `MediaEntry.get_display_media()`
* `util.py`
* Added `DISPLAY_IMAGE_FETCHING_ORDER`, used by `MediaEntry.get_display_media()`
Feature #401 - previous/next navigation on media pages
* media.html includes a new prev_next.html template containing the links
* prev_next.html calls functions added to the media model to retrieve
the appropriate objects from the database, formatted with urlgen
* a small change to util.py brings ASCENDING into the mix
* `db.models` - Removed `MediaEntry.get_comments()` and replaced it with a helper
which just returns a cursor for the comments query
* `media.html` - Added `{% set comment_author = comment.author() %}`
* `user_pages.views` - media_home() now passes `MediaEntry.get_comments()`
directly to `Pagination`, handles pagination for comments.
* Added `MEDIA_COMMENTS_PER_PAGE` to define the number of comments per page
in the `media_home()` view.
* `MediaComment.get_comments()` now uses pagination
* `MediaComment.get_comments()` now sorts by `created` DESC
* `MediaComment.media_entry` is now **required**
* `MediaComment.media_entry()` now returns parent `MediaEntry`
More specifically, we now just take a dictionary of lists, like:
{'collection': ['index_identifier1', 'index_identifier2']}
Previously we took something with more info like in add_new_indexes,
but that extra info isn't really necessary.
adds
* url and bio fields to database
* form for editing the user profile
* route to the edit profile controller
* view for the profile editing page
* template for the profile editing page
* link to edit profile in the welcome page
still needs
* thorough inspection to see if it makes sense
* tests
* ?
I needed to split the db connection/opening into open.py,
due to an import loop:
- util.py needs db/util.py:ObjectId
- db/util.py would need db/models.py
- db/models.py needs util.py:slugify
The database is a central point of interest/discussion.
Represent that by its own directory.
This will surely become more interesting when we have
migrations for example.
