Introduction
------------
bpgallery is a small static gallery generator, it generates an index file and
thumbnails of your images. The index file is generated in the image folder,
icons in a subfolder called icons.

Requirements
------------
The ImageMagick tools (convert and identify)
bash
GNU find
GNU xargs
sed

Installation
------------
Copy the file bpgallery.sh to a directory in your PATH.

Usage
-----
bpgallery.sh /path/to/image/files

Also, the following files, if placed in the images directory, will be used to
generate part of the index page:
        description.txt
            a simple text file containing paragraphs to go at the beginnings of
            the index page
        captions.txt
            filename<tab>caption style file, it'll add a caption to the images
            on the index page.

The following environment variables can also be used:
        TITLE
            the title of the gallery

        WIDTH
            the width to make the icons

        MEDIUMWIDTH
            set the width of images in the medium size pages

        BPGALLERY_THEME
            set the theme to use (described below)

        BPGALLERY_THEME_DIR
            set an extra location to look for themes

        OUTPUTHTML
            sets the script output to be wrapped in a <pre> block

        GENERATEPAGESFORMEDIUMSIZE
            generate medium sized images and pages

        GENERATEPAGESFORFULLSIZE
            decide wether to generate pages for the full size images or not

        INDEXDOCUMENT
            name of the index page (e.g. index.html)

Example Usage:
        TITLE="My Funky Gallery" bpgallery.sh /path/to/image/files

Themes
------
Theme support is very rudimentary, basically you create functions for each of
the parts of the template, and put them in a file named the same as the theme.
The functions that you need to declare are as follows:
        bpgallery_ThemeName_head()
                what's it for?:
                        This sets up the header for the page, generally
                        everything until the first picture. So, the title bar
                        and any menus you would like to use
                available variables:
                        $TITLE       - the title for the index page
        bpgallery_ThemeName_tail()
                what's it for?:
                        Closes the page, is the last thing to be printed.
                available variables:
                        None
        bpgallery_ThemeName_description()
                what's it for?:
                        if there's a description set up (i.e. a description.txt
                        file) then this is what it'll be wrapped in. It comes
                        just after the _head.
                available variables:
                        $DESCRIPTION - the content of description.txt
        bpgallery_ThemeName_stylesheet()
                what's if for?:
                        It generates the stylesheet for the page.
                available variables:
                        $WIDTH       - the width of the images
                        $MAXHEIGHT   - the maximum height of the image
        bpgallery_ThemeName_thumbsline()
                what's it for?:
                        Whatever is in here is generated per thumbnail.
                available variables:
                        $link        - the page/image to link to
                        $filename    - the name of the file
                        $caption     - the caption as got from captions.txt
        bpgallery_ThemeName_page()
                what's it for?:
                        It generates the pages for fullsize image pages
                available variables:
                        $filename    - the name of the image
                        $previouspage - the URL for the previous page
                        $currentpage - the url for the current page
                        $nextpage    - the url for the next page
                        $caption     - the image caption

If any of the functions are not defined in a theme then the default theme
function will be used instead. The default theme is clean and simplistic, this
is deliberate!

Author
------
Brett Parker:
        e-mail: <iDunno@sommitrealweird.co.uk>
        www:    http://www.sommitrealweird.co.uk/