Mig is a photo album / image gallery management system.
It is written in PHP and requires nothing but PHP to operate.
See https://mig.wcht.de/ for details and contact.
Documentation and changelog for older releases is also located on the website
https://mig.wcht.de/docs/ or just look in the docs folder.
See https://github.com/Boris-de/mig-contrib for helpful utilities.
To run a simple development instance you can use make dev-server to start
a simple local webserver on port 8080 with a random example album,
alternatively you can also run make dev-server DEV_SERVER_PORT=8000 to
specify a different port.
To run the tests you can use make unittests which requires phpunit to be
installed. To generate code coverage you can run make coverage which needs
xdebug.
With make container-unittests you can run the unittests in a container (run
make with DOCKER=podman as a parameter to use podman) and
make container-unittests-all runs the unittests in different versions of PHP.
If you have psalm installed you can run the static analysis with make psalm.
To build the index.php and run it with different PHP versions you can use
make container CONTAINER_PHP_VERSION=7.4 which opens a random local port on a
randomly generated album.
To be build the documentation you need to have docker or pandoc installed.
Building with dockerized pandoc can be easily done with make docs
while building with system pandoc can be done with make -C docs pandoc_cmd=pandoc
To build a release a few variables need to be set to specify the version of the release, the gpg information for signing and the local target directory for the documentation. You also need the prerequisites mentioned above, especially docker to run the unittests on all supported PHP versions.
make clean release VERSION=... MIG_GPG_KEY="..." MIG_GPG_EMAIL="..." MIG_SITE_DIR="..."
Most of the tags are converted from the original CVS, but somewhere missing and added later (v1.2.7, v1.2.7p1, v1.2.8, v1.2.9r, v1.3.0) based the commit messages and a comparison of the content of the release tarballs. For 1.2.9 a slight difference between the commit and the tar exists, hence the "r"-suffix