This page contains the documentation about running and configuring Photog! If you’re looking for help installing Photog!, please read the Installation Guide.
Photog! is a simple, cross-platform command-line application. To
generate a photography website, cd to your Pictures directory and
execute photog:
cd Pictures
photog
Your photography website should now be available in the destination directory. Go have a look!
After your first run, you will see Photog! has placed a file named
photog.ini inside your Pictures directory. You can configure the behavior of Photog! by editing this file
with a text editor such as “Notepad” on Windows or “Text Edit” on Mac OS. Please refer to the manual pages below for a more detailed explanation and a reference of all configuration options.
The complete documentation of Photog! is available
as a collection of Unix-style manual pages. They can be viewed with
the man or perldoc commands. For instance, the command perldoc
photog will show the general Photog! documentation. The available
manpages are:
photog(1) – An
overview of the command-line interface and an introduction to
configuration and customization.
Photography::Website(3) – Describes the
interface and the inner workings of the Photography::Website Perl
module.
Photography::Website::Configure(3) – A
comprehensive list of all configuration options and their default
values.
For your convenience, simply click one of the links above and the manpage will be displayed in the virtual terminal below.