PublishGallery Plugin for Publish

This is a pure CSS responsive gallery plugin for Publish, 100% JavaScript-free.

It supports three modes:

• Gallery mode, where photos are shown in a slide box.
• Plain mode, where photos are shown one-by-one.
• Thumbnail mode, where photos are shown as thumbnails.

And three scales:

• Large
• Medium
• Small

And it supports both light and dark mode.

Installation

1. Add PublishGallery to your package.

let package = Package(
    ...
    dependencies: [
        .package(url: "https://github.com/Ze0nC/PublishGallery", .branch("main"))
    ],
    targets: [
        .target(
            ...
            dependencies: [
                ...
                "PublishGallery"
            ]
        )
    ]
    ...
)

Usage

1. Add .publishGallery() to your build pipeline.

SwiftPygmentsPublishPlugin must be installed before addMarkdownFiles()

import PublishGallery
...
try MyWebsite().publish(using: [
    .installPlugin(.publishGallery()),
    ...
    .addMarkdownFiles(),
    ...
])

2. Add gallery.css to header of HTMLFactory.

    .head(
        for: location,
        on: context.site,
        stylesheetPaths: ["/styles.css", "/gallery.css"]    // "/styles.css" is added by default. 
    ),

3. Use gallery in your markdown files.

# Gallery post

Following is the gallery:

- \gallery{description 1}{/path/to/photo1.jpg}
- \gallery{description 2}{/path/to/photo2.jpg}
- \gallery{}{/path/to/photo3.jpg}          

As shown in the example, photos are added as markdown list. Each item in list contains a photo. It uses the following grammar: \gallery{description}{path/to/photo}, where the first parameter is the description of the photo, and the second parameter is path to the photo.

Currently PublishGallery only supports at maximum one gallery per post, so you can't leave empty line between the \gallery{}{} entries.

For those who are familiar to LaTeX, you may have noticed where did this grammar come from...

More

This plugin is in early development. You are welcomed to report issues or contribute to it.

You may find my website using this plugin at: czj.io.

Acknowledgement

Thanks to John Sundell (@johnsundell) for creating Publish.