The `options` argument for `ImageSpec` and `ProcessedImageField`
replaces `quality` and provides a more general solution, allowing the
user access to PIL's format-specific options (including "quality",
"progressive", and "optimize" for JPEGs).
* release/1.0.0: (68 commits)
Tests now run again.
PEP8-ing and whitespacing.
Requiring versiontools and patching up our setup.py.
adding introspection rule for users with south
PEP8 and import tweaks.
fixing typo
ImageSpecFile is a proper File
Typo fix
A list of ImageSpec names are now stored on the model.
AdminThumbnailView is now AdminThumbnail
Docs typo fix
Adds explicit import of resize module to processors
fixing bad import in docs
adding name to AUTHORS
adding test for new api
Moved Crop and Fit to resize module.
More docs edits.
Typo fix.
Installation instructions.
Embracing duck typing.
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Conflicts:
README.rst
I never liked that the "AdminThumbnailView" was supposed to be defined
on the model, but never looked into it.
This commit puts the definition back where it belongs: in the admin.
Instead of requiring you to add a field (with view logic) to your
model, you now just add a property to your admin class and specify
that property in the `list_display` list.
Crop doesn't necessarily imply the any scaling is taking place. Several
ideas were discussed, from renaming Crop to combining both processors
into a single Resize processor (as they were in the original IK), but
those solutions were felt to either precluded future extension
(alternative resize modes) or make the API too verbose.
Removed the cache_dir, cache_filename_fields and cache_filename_format
properties of IKOptions. While these were very powerful, I felt that it was
unnecessarily confusing to have two properties (cache_dir and
cache_filename_format) that determine the filename. The new cache_to property is
modeled after ImageField's upload_to and behaves almost identically (the only
exception being that a callable value receives different arguments). In
addition, I felt that the interpolation of model properties provided by
cache_filename_fields, though useful, would be better handled by a utility
function outside of this library.
