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fixing image links

Tenshi Hinanawi 2013-03-14 22:12:22 -07:00
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Home.md

@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
[![](index-img/client_empty_small.png)](index-img/client_empty.png "the main screen, just after you start up")
[![](index-img/client_autism_small.png)](index-img/client_autism.png "an example search")
[![](index-img/lib_gc_small.png)](index-img/lib_gc.png "a well-tagged webcomic, sorted and viewed by chapter")
[![](index-img/client_fullscreen_small.png)](index-img/client_fullscreen.png "reading the webcomic in fullscreen")
[![](index-img/lib_rec_small.png)](index-img/lib_rec.png "file repository view, with some files local and some not")
[![](index-img/lib_party_hard_small.png)](index-img/lib_party_hard.png "now with swf support!")
[![](index-img/client_auto_small.png)](index-img/client_auto.png "an example of tag-autocomplete, which only displays results applicable to the current query")
[[client_empty.png|alt=the main screen, just after you start up|height=200px|width=350px]]
[[client_autism.png|alt=an example search|height=200px|width=350px]]
[[lib_gc.png|alt=a well-tagged webcomic, sorted and viewed by chapter|height=200px|width=350px]]
[[client_fullscreen.png|alt=reading the webcomic in fullscreen|height=200px|width=350px]]
[[lib_rec.png|alt=file repository view, with some files local and some not|height=200px|width=350px]]
[[lib_party_hard.png|alt=now with swf support!|height=200px|width=350px]]
[[client_auto.png|alt=an example of tag-autocomplete, which only displays results applicable to the current query|height=200px|width=350px]]
### hydrus network - client and server
@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ it is ***highly*** recommended to check out the help pages in the link below. A
copy is included with the release as well. It explains the basics of the
network, and how to get connected.
* [General Information/Help](help.html).
* [General Information/Help](help).
* [Downloads](http://www.mediafire.com/hydrus).
* [Source Code on Github](http://www.mediafire.com/hydrus).
* [Support Forum](http://hydrus.x10.mx/forum/).

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pages/access_keys.md

@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ contribute|tagging_schema]] to. I also run a read-only file
repository that you can search to get a feel for the interface. The
files on my file repo are appropriately tagged in my tag repo.
![](img/edit_repos_public_tag_repo.png)
[[edit_repos_public_tag_repo.png]]
![](img/edit_repos_file_repo.png)
[[edit_repos_file_repo.png]]
Here's the info so you can copy it:

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pages/advanced.md

@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ search.
to the files you import *en masse*, and intelligently, using regexes
that parse filename:
![](img/gunnerkrigg_import.png)
[[gunnerkrigg_import.png]]
This should be somewhat self-explanatory to anyone familiar with
regexes. I hate them, personally, but I recognise they are powerful and
@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ if you are not certain about regexes.
Once you are done, you'll get something neat like this:
![](img/gunnerkrigg_page.png)
[[gunnerkrigg_page.png]]
Which you can more easily manage by collecting:
![](img/gunnerkrigg_chapter.png)
[[gunnerkrigg_chapter.png]]
Collections have a small icon in the bottom left corner. Selecting them
actually selects many files (see the status bar), and performing an
@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ contents just like an uncollected search.
Here is a particularly zoomed out view, after importing volume 2:
![](img/gunnerkrigg_volume.png)
[[gunnerkrigg_volume.png]]
Importing with tags is great for long-running series with well-formatted
filenames, and will save you literally hours' finicky tagging.
@ -65,11 +65,11 @@ be interested in performing a *custom filter*, which is essentially the
fullscreen browser with custom shortcuts. You select it from the regular
thumbnail right-click menu. First, it will show you a dialog:
![](img/custom_filter_parent.png)
[[custom_filter_parent.png]]
Which has a sub-dialog to add and edit actions:
![](img/custom_filter_child.png)
[[custom_filter_child.png]]
You can reassign the default shortcuts for regular things, like
archive/delete and opening tag/ratings dialogs, and also add shortcuts
@ -100,17 +100,17 @@ to the hash. For example:
Here are a couple of duplicates, found despite their different
resolution.
![](img/similar_gununu.png)
[[similar_gununu.png]]
And some images of similar shape but not colour.
![](img/similar_icons.png)
[[similar_icons.png]]
If you are careful, you can find images that look only *somewhat* like
your hash. You get a lot of false positives with hamming distance of
much more than 12, though.
![](img/similar_gununus.png)
[[similar_gununus.png]]
### PIL errors
@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ For instance, the following image
(6c0ae65894c7a5ffd686f54cc052326b8ea188a691a1895b2f88b7c60a07f13f.jpg,
in the help dir) is served here from disk:
![](img/6c0ae65894c7a5ffd686f54cc052326b8ea188a691a1895b2f88b7c60a07f13f.jpg)
[[6c0ae65894c7a5ffd686f54cc052326b8ea188a691a1895b2f88b7c60a07f13f.jpg]]
And here it will attempt to load from the client:

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pages/changelog-parser

@ -27,9 +27,18 @@ pandoc -f html -t markdown getting_started_files.html -o getting_started_files.m
-\> -> ->
##
## Use unified img directory
![]( -> ![](img/
![](image) -> [[image]]
!\[\]\((.+)\) - > [[\1]]
## Repair double links
\[!\[\](.+)\)\]\(img/(.+)\) -> [[\2]]
\[\[\[(.+)\).+$ -> [[\1]]
pandoc -f html -t markdown future.html -o future.md
pandoc -f html -t markdown getting_started_tags.html -o getting_started_tags.md

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pages/db_diagrams.md

@ -8,6 +8,6 @@ Here are current diagrams for the databases. They are not strict UML,
just a general guide. I refer to them while coding, so I thought I might
as well include them here.
![](img/client_database_diagram.png)
[[client_database_diagram.png]]
![](img/server_database_diagram.png)
[[server_database_diagram.png]]

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pages/depots.md

@ -30,13 +30,13 @@ in future.
Here are some diagrams:
![](img/message_sync_1.png)
[[message_sync_1.png]]
![](img/message_sync_2.png)
[[message_sync_2.png]]
![](img/message_sync_3.png)
[[message_sync_3.png]]
![](img/message_sync_4.png)
[[message_sync_4.png]]
There is a little more to it (applying statuses to a message), but I
have only half-implemented it. I shall flush out the description once it

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pages/getting_started_files.md

@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ After a little parsing, a dialog will appear affirming what you want to
import. Ok that and a new page will open. Thumbnails will stream in as
the software processes each file.
[![](img/import.png)](img/import.png)
[[import.png]]
The files are being imported into the client's database. [The client
discards their filenames.](faq.html#filenames)
@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ The client can also download files from several websites, including
4chan, many boorus, and gallery sites like deviant art. The different
options are under F9-\>download.
[![](img/downloads.png)](img/downloads.png)
[[downloads.png]]
Most of them have similar interfaces. Paste the url or type the query
your are interested in, and press enter.
@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ There are many ways to export files from the client:
program. You can copy either of these addresses into a file open
dialog like so:
[![](img/upload.png)](img/upload.png)
[[upload.png]]
This works for file upload, opening a file in a graphics editor, or
whatever. You can also paste into your browser's address bar, to
@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ There are many ways to export files from the client:
mass-dump them to an imageboard. You'll be asked which board you
want to dump to and then taken to a new page:
[![](img/dumping.png)](img/dumping.png)
[[dumping.png]]
If you have a 4chan pass, you can authenticate the client in
*services-\>manage 4chan pass*. Any new dump pages will no longer
@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ local search, it just uses a different file list. Files you do not have
will be drawn with a dark background, those you do will be drawn as
normal:
[![](img/lib_rec.png)](img/lib_rec.png)
[[lib_rec.png]]
To download a file, double- or middle-click it, or select from the right
click menu.

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pages/getting_started_messages.md

@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ First, let's discern a couple differences:
The dialog under *services-\>manage contacts and identities* lets you
add new contacts.
![](img/contacts.png)
[[contacts.png]]
*add manually* lets you enter the information in each field, while *add
by contact address* grabs the public key from the server for you after
@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ some heavy math in the background, which should freeze the interface for
a few seconds. This is it generating the contact's *private key*, which
is the secret that lets it decrypt messages.
![](img/manage_services_edit_message_depot.png)
[[manage_services_edit_message_depot.png]]
If you want to use the same identity with several clients, don't try to
add the service in the usual way on your extra clients, or they will
@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ search message bodies/subjects, or use the system predicates to perform
more complicated queries. Conversations that match will appear on the
top right, and any selected convo will appear below.
[![](img/example_convo.png)](img/example_convo.png)
[[example_convo.png]]
You can hit F7 or delete or just right click on a conversation above to
archive or delete it. Beside each message, you can see its current

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pages/getting_started_ratings.md

@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ For now, since the client only supports local ratings, this is not
terribly useful! You can define it in the *services-\>add, remove or
edit services* dialog like so:
![](img/ratings_like.png)
[[ratings_like.png]]
You can set the words for like or dislike as you like!
@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ This is just a clever way of saying something like 3 out of 5 stars or
numbers only, no 3.5/5) based system. You can set the range however you
like:
![](img/ratings_numerical.png)
[[ratings_numerical.png]]
You can change these limits at a later date, and the database will
adjust existing ratings appropriately (3/5 will go to 6/10, 9/10 will go
@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ to 4.5/5).
Once you are sorted with your services, you can edit ratings for one or
more files with F4:
![](img/ratings_dialog.png)
[[ratings_dialog.png]]
If you hit F4 on one file, the dialog will show that file's ratings. If
you hit F4 on several files, it'll try its best to show you a summary of
@ -54,12 +54,12 @@ If you would like to rate many files quickly, the client now lets you
'filter' them, like with the inbox/archive filter. You select it from
some thumbnails' right-click menu as usual.
![](img/ratings_menu.png)
[[ratings_menu.png]]
This will launch a new fullscreen window that will show already rated
files beside the images you wish to rate:
![](img/ratings_filter.png)
[[ratings_filter.png]]
Once it has exhausted currently rated files, it will try to compare the
unrated files with each other. The current controls are:
@ -81,11 +81,11 @@ file in this range to narrow it down further.
Ratings will show in the preview screen and fullscreen views, like so:
![](img/ratings_preview.png)
[[ratings_preview.png]]
You can search with system:rating, and sort in the normal manner:
![](img/ratings_sort.png)
[[ratings_sort.png]]
And that's it! Remote ratings will make this a *little* more
complicated, but not much.

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pages/getting_started_tags.md

@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ repository. You can create your own, if you like, and share access with
whoever you like. I run a public tag repository, which you are very
welcome to access and contribute to:
![](img/edit_repos_public_tag_repo.png)
[[edit_repos_public_tag_repo.png]]
- 4a285629721ca442541ef2c15ea17d1f7f7578b0c3f4f5f2a05f8f0ab297786f@98.214.1.156:45871
@ -36,31 +36,31 @@ little as it processes each update. You can watch its progress in the
Once you are all set up, you start to type in a tag, and the
autocomplete dropdown will offer suggestions for you:
[![](img/hidamari_ac.png)](img/hidamari_ac.png)
[[hidamari_ac.png]]
Press up/down and enter to select, or double click with your mouse. Play
with the buttons to see how they change your queries.
[![](img/hidamari.png)](img/hidamari.png)
[[hidamari.png]]
More tags will narrow a search:
[![](img/hidamari_miyako.png)](img/hidamari_miyako.png)
[[hidamari_miyako.png]]
Or, when prefixed with a hyphen, exclude:
[![](img/hidamari_exclude.png)](img/hidamari_exclude.png)
[[hidamari_exclude.png]]
When you are more familiar with namespaces, sorting and collections, you
can easily find and display whole books with just a few keystrokes:
[![](img/gunnerkrigg_chapter.png)](img/gunnerkrigg_chapter.png)
[[gunnerkrigg_chapter.png]]
### creating tags
Hit F3 on a selection of files to open up the tagging dialog.
[![](img/manage_tags.png)](img/manage_tags.png)
[[manage_tags.png]]
The dialog shows the **intersection** of the current selection's tags,
and will add tags to/remove tags from the entire selection. Type a new

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pages/help.md

@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
[![](img/client_empty_small.png)](img/client_empty.png "the main screen, just after you start up")
[![](img/client_autism_small.png)](img/client_autism.png "an example search")
[![](img/lib_gc_small.png)](img/lib_gc.png "a well-tagged webcomic, sorted and viewed by chapter")
[![](img/client_fullscreen_small.png)](img/client_fullscreen.png "reading the webcomic in fullscreen")
[![](img/lib_rec_small.png)](img/lib_rec.png "file repository view, with some files local and some not")
[![](img/lib_party_hard_small.png)](img/lib_party_hard.png "now with swf support!")
[![](img/client_auto_small.png)](img/client_auto.png "an example of tag-autocomplete, which only displays results applicable to the current query")
[[client_empty.png|alt=the main screen, just after you start up]]
[[client_autism.png|alt=an example search]]
[[lib_gc.png|alt=a well-tagged webcomic, sorted and viewed by chapter]]
[[client_fullscreen.png|alt=reading the webcomic in fullscreen]]
[[lib_rec.png|alt=file repository view, with some files local and some not]]
[[lib_party_hard.png|alt=now with swf support!]]
[[client_auto.png|alt=an example of tag-autocomplete, which only displays results applicable to the current query]]
### hydrus help

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pages/introduction.md

@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ much more [planned](future.html).
Here is a shot of the client, with a very general search:
[![](img/example_lib.png "WELCOME TO INTERNET")](img/example_lib.png)
[[example_lib.png]]
### statement of principles

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pages/tagging_schema.md

@ -189,14 +189,14 @@ appropriately.
These are not supposed to be 100% perfect or 100% done, but just to
get you thinking:
![](tag_example_ainsley.jpg)
[[tag_example_ainsley.jpg]]
- person:ainsley harriott
- face
- looking away
- reaction image
![](tag_example_azura.jpg)
[[tag_example_azura.jpg]]
Not sure if 'skyrim' should really be 'series:skyrim', but
whatever.
@ -211,14 +211,14 @@ whatever.
- shrine
- statue
![](tag_example_feel.gif)
[[tag_example_feel.gif]]
- that feel
- face
- i know that feel
- reaction image
![](tag_example_mouse.jpg)
[[tag_example_mouse.jpg]]
I don't know if the mouse is cheerful and alive or dead of a
broken neck, so I've left that judgment out.
@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ I used to have an example from safebooru here, something obscure
and japanese to show how helpful namespaces can be, but instead
I'll put this:
[![](tag_example_five_star_small.png)](img\tag_example_five_star.png)
[[[tag_example_five_star_small.png)](img\tag_example_five_star.png]]
Which someone else did and uploaded to my beta file repo. That
is a five star effort.

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pages/updates.md

@ -26,27 +26,27 @@ sooooometime.
tags:
[![](img/tag_sync_1.png)](img/tag_sync_1.png)
[[tag_sync_1.png]]
[![](img/tag_sync_2.png)](img/tag_sync_2.png)
[[tag_sync_2.png]]
[![](img/tag_sync_3.png)](img/tag_sync_3.png)
[[tag_sync_3.png]]
[![](img/tag_sync_4.png)](img/tag_sync_4.png)
[[tag_sync_4.png]]
files:
[![](img/file_sync_1.png)](img/file_sync_1.png)
[[file_sync_1.png]]
[![](img/file_sync_2.png)](img/file_sync_2.png)
[[file_sync_2.png]]
[![](img/file_sync_3.png)](img/file_sync_3.png)
[[file_sync_3.png]]
[![](img/file_sync_4.png)](img/file_sync_4.png)
[[file_sync_4.png]]
[![](img/file_sync_5.png)](img/file_sync_5.png)
[[file_sync_5.png]]
[![](img/file_sync_6.png)](img/file_sync_6.png)
[[file_sync_6.png]]
### the update request