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# Art Museum
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Art Museum is a website for displaying personal pictures and videos. An example
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instance can be found [here](https://pics.zander.im).
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[1]: https://git.zander.im/Zander671/curator
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In the interest of ensuring compatibility with even the most bare-bones web
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hosts, image processing and management happens on your local machine using
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[Curator][1]. Because of this, the only requirement on the server-side is PHP
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with JSON support.
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Art Museum can display a variety of image formats, audio files, and video
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files. It also supports displaying date, time, and location metadata for all of
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these files. This metadata is calculated during upload and stored separate from
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the media file itself, therefore, metadata can be shown for every uploaded file
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even if the media's underlying file format does not support it.
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### Installation
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To install, clone this repository and point your web server at the `root`
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directory. Then, change the `root` key in the `root/options.php` file to point
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to your data directory. This data directory needs to be readable by the user
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that will execute the PHP scripts. It should be the directory that you uploaded
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your data to with [Curator][1].
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The example instance given above runs on nginx with PHP 8.3. However, as it uses
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fairly basic PHP, it should work on any reasonably recent version.
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