This is a port of https://github.com/emanchado/Flickr-Memories, written mainly to learn a bit more Clojure, and to experiment a bit more with RoboHydra 0.4 in a real setting. It was later extended to support other services (at the moment, Trovebox).
First, make sure you have JDK and Leiningen installed. Then, clone this repo.
Once you have the code, you'll have to copy config.edn-sample to
config.edn and customise it.
You can call clj-photo-memories from inside the repo directory like:
lein run <username>
lein run <username> <reference-date>
lein run <username> <reference-date> <email-address>
lein run -t trovebox <username> <reference-date>
lein run -y 10 <username> <reference-date> <email-address>
The username is, in the case of Flickr, the URL bit after
http://flickr.com/photos/ in your photo stream URL. In the case of
Trovebox it would be the e-mail address used to login, although it's
not in use right now.
The reference date is an optional date in the format YYYY-MM-DD (defaults to the current date), and the e-mail address is the address to send the list of photos to. If the latter is not given, the HTML will be printed on the standard output.
The options -t and -y specify the type of API (flickr by default,
but can be trovebox too) and the number of years to go back in time
(5 by default).
clj-photo-memories will then jump back in time five years (by default) from the reference date and start approaching the current date one year at a time. For every step it will calculate the week (starting on Monday!) containing the pivot date (ie. reference date five years ago; reference date four years ago, etc.) and checking if there are any images taken that week. If it finds anything, it will output a web page with the results. If not, it will jump forward one more year until it finds images or until it reaches the current date.
You can run the unit tests with lein, by typing:
lein test
There are also RoboHydra-based fake Flickr and
Trovebox API servers in the robohydra/ folder. To use them, you'll
need to make a DNS alias (eg. in /etc/hosts if you use Linux)
farm1.localhost to point to your own machine. Then you can run the
tests with ./robohydra/run-tests.sh.
If you want to run the tests by hand, you'll have to start RoboHydra
with the command ./node_modules/.bin/robohydra robohydra/mock-apis.conf, choose a scenario (see
http://localhost:3000/robohydra-admin/scenarios for the list) and then
run clj-photo-memories with the -t, -s and -u flags like so:
lein run -t flickr -u http://localhost:3000/services/rest -s localhost:3000/static <username>.
The scenarios are implemented in
robohydra/plugins/flickr-api/index.js and
robohydra/plugins/trovebox-api/index.js, and the static files are in
robohydra/static.
Copyright © 2013-2014 Esteban Manchado Velázquez
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.