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mnamr 0.1.3
Movie folder renamer
License: MIT

NAME

    mnamr - rename movie directories

SYNOPSIS

    mnamr [-h] [dir]

DESCRIPTION

    mnamr renames your movie directories according to the following naming
    convention:

        <Title> (<Year>) imdb:<imdb-id>

    On installation, the `mnamr` executable is made available on your PATH. Run
    it from any directory to rename all its immediate subdirectories.

    mnamr tries to parse the movie title from existing unknown folders and uses
    imdbpie to search for the correct movie on iMDB. The console will let you
    search for different terms or enter the iMDB ID manually.

INSTALLATION

    [sudo] pip install mnamr

USAGE

    $ cd folder-with-lots-of-movie-dirs/
    $ mnamr
    $ # follow the instructions
django-croppic 0.0.2
A Django package which uses Croppic.net to upload and crop images.
License: MIT

django-croppic
==============

[Croppic](http://croppic.net/) is a jquery plugin which handles uploading and manipulating images via AJAX.

A Django package which uses [Croppic](http://croppic.net/) to upload and crop images.

Installation
============

Install from pypi:

    pip install django-croppic

To use `django-croppic` in your Django project:

1. Add `croppic` to your `INSTALLED_APPS` setting.
2. Add `croppic.urls` in your main `urls`
    * `url(r'^croppic/', include('croppic.urls', namespace='croppic')),`
3. Run `syncdb` command to initialise the `croppic` database table
4. Run `collectstatic` command to collect the static files of croppic into `STATIC_ROOT` (If on production)

Configuration
=============

Available settings:

* `CROPPIC_UPLOAD_PATH`
  * Default: `pictures`
  * The default path where to store uploaded files.
    * e.g. `CROPPIC_UPLOAD_PATH = 'user_photos'` (Notice no leading or trailing slashes).

* `CROPPIC_MIN_SIZE`
  * Default: `None` (No restrictions)
  * Restrict uploaded/cropped files to have at least minimum width and height as defined by `CROPPIC_MIN_SIZE`.
    * e.g. `CROPPIC_MIN_SIZE = (250, 250)`

* `CROPPIC_MIN_SIZE_ERROR`
  * Default: `Image is too small, must be at least {0}x{1} wide.` (The `{0}` and `{1}` will be used in string formatting to replace with width and height)
  * If `CROPPIC_MIN_SIZE` is specified you may want to update this to show a different error message if uploaded/cropped image does not satisfy `CROPPIC_MIN_SIZE`


Change Log Summary
==================

### v0.0.2

* Extended `imgUrl` length from 100 to 250 in `CropForm`
* Updated README

### v0.0.1

* Lots of improvements in original package [django-croppic by Ben Hammel](https://bitbucket.org/bdhammel/django-croppic.git)


TODO
=====

* Testing across various Django and Python version. (Currently tested with Python 2.7+ Django 1.7+)
* Example project