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# Pinry # Pinry
A Wookmark/Pintrest clone created for self hosting. With all the silly uproar Pinry is a self-hostable [Pintrest][0] "clone" that has a strong resemblance to
over if it's legal or not to "pin" images I decided to just create a [Wookmark][1]. (Because I use their jQuery library and like their design.)
self-hosted version that doesn't have the issue of some of your images randomly
showing up missing.
## To run Pinry... ## Why?
Because I don't like sharing. I would use these services to store a lot of
images and data that isn't necessarily personal but that I don't actually want
to share or deal with the possibility of having it taken down by a DMCA notice.
My use of Pintrest/Wookmark boils down to having personal board for things I
want to remember or keep for inspiration.
## Plans
Some features that I want to impelement, if you know how to implement them then
please do them for me! I'm very pull-request friendly and will not yell at you
for bad code, I'll simply work with you to improve it.
+ Add non-image URL support, take "screenshot" of page as a thumbnail.
+ Create a bookmarklet for quick saving.
+ Manual and automatic tagging via description, image alt tags and whatever else I can scrape.
+ Statistics page with graphs for image views, what times of day have the most posts, etc.
## Getting Started
Have virtualenv and pip installed. You may also need to have the build Have virtualenv and pip installed. You may also need to have the build
dependencies for PIL installed. (If you are on Ubuntu you can do this by typing dependencies for PIL installed. (If you are on Ubuntu you can do this by typing
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$ bin/python manage.py migrate $ bin/python manage.py migrate
$ bin/python manage.py runserver $ bin/python manage.py runserver
Following this will get you a test server up and running, google around for Following this will get you a development server up and running. If you want a
more information on running Django on a production server. production server [Google around][2] for more information on running Django in a
production environment and create a "pinry/settings/production.py" file.
[0]: http://pinterest.com/
[1]: http://www.wookmark.com/
[2]: https://www.google.com/search?q=deploy+django+production