A photo frame app that can be used by any browser.

• frontend only, you create the JSON file that lists images and configures the slideshow,
• HTML, CSS and pure JS.

Create a JSON file like this:

{
 "images": [
 {"url": "https://example.com/image.jpg"}
 ],
 "timeout": 5000
}

The images must have a url, and can have a caption, which will be used in place of the URL if the user activates captions (see keybindings).

Open html-photo-frame with the JSON file's URL as a parameter: https://example.com/photo-frame/index.html?json=slides.json

• shows photos in a loop,
• configurable wait time between changes,
• controllable via keybindings.

• "c" - toggle caption (filename) visibility,
• "f" - toggle "focus mode" - show only the photos from the same path as the current one,
• "h" - show/hide the list of keybindings,
• "l" - get the list of noted photos (see "n"),
• "n" - add current image URL to list of notes,
• "q" - be less verbose,
• "r" - reset the list of noted photos (see "n"),
• "v" - be more verbose,
• "<del>" - remove a photo from the list,
• "<spacebar>" - pause,
• "←" - go back,
• "→" - go forwards,
• "-" - slow down slide changes,
• "+" - speed up slide changes.

docker build --tag html-photo-frame/dev-webserver:latest --file docker/webserver.Dockerfile .
docker run --rm -ti --volume $PWD:/app --publish 9080:9080 html-photo-frame/dev-webserver:latest

Create a file conf.json with the list of photos to view.

http://localhost:9080/?config=conf.json

Run tests with

docker-compose --file cypress/docker/docker-compose.yml --project-name html-photo-frame run --rm cypress