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Just got my iPad yesterday and could not wait to try this app.
I created a basic gallery using bottle getting to know some Python.

I really just want to say thanks for creating such an awesome app!

Gallery.py

from bottle import route, run, template, response
import photos
import json
import StringIO


def imageHeader(resp):
  resp.set_header('Content-Type','image/jpeg')
  resp.set_header('Content-Disposition','attachment; filename=img.jpg')

@route('/image/<id:int>')
def image(id):
  imageHeader(response)
  return photos.get_image(id, True ,True)

@route('/thumb/<id:int>')
def thumb(id):
  imageHeader(response)
  buff = StringIO.StringIO()
  buff.seek(0)
  photos.get_thumbnail(id).save(buff, format='jpeg')
  val = buff.getvalue()
  buff.close()
  return val

@route('/meta/<id:int>')
def meta(id):
    response.set_header('Content-Type','application/json')
    return json.dumps(photos.get_metadata(id))

# by ccc
@route('/')
def index():
  fmt = '<a href="/image/{}"><img src="/thumb/{}" width="75" height="75"/></a>\n'
  return [fmt.format(x, x) for x in xrange(photos.get_count())]

run(host='localhost', port=8080)

Really cool!! Simple but useful.

A proposed simplification of count():

@route('/')
def count():
    fmt = '<a href="/image/{}"><img src="/thumb/{}" width="75" height="75"/></a>\n'
    return [fmt.format(x, x) for x in xrange(photos.get_count())]

Thanks @ccc I included it in the original posting.

Would be great if we could build a complete gallery. Including meta data and other stuff.

Nice this is really awesome but couldn't you just have done

photos.get_image()

I really love the bottle server though aswell