Tags on photos can now have timestamps, so that if you are tagging a video or audio you can reference a specific moment with your tag. In the interface, this means the tag is clickable and seeks to that point in the media. For the user interface, I am finding I need to move away from jinja for the object cards because it is too much hassle to keep the code for jinja-based cards for static rendering and the js-based cards for dynamic rendering in sync. Rather than write the same cards in two languages I can dump the JSON into the script and render the cards on load. Which makes the static HTML worse but that's what the JSON API is for anyway. |
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| album_autocomplete.js | ||
| api.js | ||
| cards.js | ||
| common.js | ||
| contextmenus.js | ||
| editor.js | ||
| hotkeys.js | ||
| http.js | ||
| photo_clipboard.js | ||
| spinners.js | ||
| tag_autocomplete.js | ||