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| ===== Downloading ===== | ===== Downloading ===== |
| You can download the package here: {{:programming:python:pylibgal3-0.1.4.tar.gz|pylibgal3-0.1.4.tar.gz}}. | You can download the package here: {{:programming:python:pylibgal3-0.1.6.tar.gz|pylibgal3-0.1.6.tar.gz}}. |
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| You can also track this project on [[https://github.com/crustymonkey/pylibgal3|github]] | You can also track this project on [[https://github.com/crustymonkey/pylibgal3|github]] |
| By no means should anyone feel they //have// to donate. However, if you've used this stuff to save some time, prevent head shaped holes in the wall, raise your children or you just think this is awesome and want to contribute to my [[http://www.surlybrewing.com/|Surly]] fund (that stuff isn't cheap, but it's soooooo good), you can click the [[http://paypal.com|Paypal]] donate button below and toss me a couple of dollars. I've heard from others who have donated that they were visited by flying monkeys that spoke Icelandic, and were subsequently showered with fantastic gifts from said monkeys. I don't know if this is true, or if drug use was involved, but it still sounds pretty awesome. | By no means should anyone feel they //have// to donate. However, if you've used this stuff to save some time, prevent head shaped holes in the wall, raise your children or you just think this is awesome and want to contribute to my [[http://www.surlybrewing.com/|Surly]] fund (that stuff isn't cheap, but it's soooooo good), you can click the [[http://paypal.com|Paypal]] donate button below and toss me a couple of dollars. I've heard from others who have donated that they were visited by flying monkeys that spoke Icelandic, and were subsequently showered with fantastic gifts from said monkeys. I don't know if this is true, or if drug use was involved, but it still sounds pretty awesome. |
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| ===== Installing ===== | ===== Installing ===== |
| Install is pretty easy if you've ever installed another Python package. It's the standard ''python setup.py install'' as root thing. | Install is pretty easy if you've ever installed another Python package. It's the standard ''python setup.py install'' as root thing. |
| updatedDatetime = root.getUpdDT() | updatedDatetime = root.getUpdDT() |
| </code> | </code> |
| An important thing to note with some of the above. All the "members", "tags", "album_cover", and as we will see with images, "comments" are created on the fly with a //lazy// pull from the server. If you are not familiar with what I mean by "lazy", that means that when, in your code, you access the "members" property of your album, a call will be made to the //at that time// to generate the objects for each member. It is an on-demand approach to object creation. It keeps the server access to a minimum so that there aren't calls being made to retrieve items that aren't going to be used. The calls to the server for these items is only made once and all the "members" will be stored in memory for access after that. **NOTE**: this also means that there will be a bit of a delay when you are first accessing properties like "members", "tags", "comments", etc. | An important thing to note with some of the above. All the "members", "tags", "album_cover", and as we will see with images, "comments", are created on the fly with a //lazy// pull from the server. If you are not familiar with what I mean by "lazy", it means that when, in your code, you access the "members" property of your album, a call will be made to the //at that time// to generate the objects for each member. It is an on-demand approach to object creation. It keeps the server access to a minimum so that there aren't calls being made to retrieve items that aren't going to be used. The calls to the server for these items are only made once and all the "members" will be stored in memory for access after that. **NOTE**: this also means that there will be a bit of a delay when you are first accessing properties like "members", "tags", "comments", etc. |
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| ==== Images ==== | ==== Images ==== |
