Zoph Organises Photos

http://www.zoph.org⁠

https://gitlab.com/zoph-project/zoph/⁠

Zoph (Zoph Organises Photos) is a web based digital image presentation and management system. In other words, a photo album.

Many people store their photos in the digital equivalent of a shoe box: lots of directories with names like 'Holiday 2008', 'January 2005' or even 'Photos034'. Like shoe boxes, this is a great way to put your photos away, but not such a great way to find them back or even look at them. Zoph can help you to store your photos and keep them organised.

While most photo album projects are primarily targeted at showing your photos to others, Zoph is primarily targeted at keeping your photos organized for yourself, giving you granular control over what you'd like to show to others, on a per-album or even a per-photo basis.

Zoph's Docker images are published on Docker Hub and Gitlab⁠.

How to use this image

Using Gitlab's repo

docker run --name zoph -e TZ="Europe/Amsterdam" -e DB_PASS="T0pS3cret" -d registry.gitlab.com/zoph-project/zoph:stable -v "/data/images:data/images"

Using Docker Hub repo

docker run --name zoph -e TZ="Europe/Amsterdam" -e DB_PASS="T0pS3cret" -d zophproject/zoph:stable -v "/data/images:data/images"

You will need to provide a MySQL (MariaDB) server.

Using docker-compose

There is an example docker-compose.yaml file in examples/docker-compose.yaml. You can modify it for your own needs. This example compose file includes a MariaDB server. You can run it with

docker-compose up

Environment variables

For some guidelines on the values for the php.ini settings, see requirements

Volumes

Store your photos in a persistent volume. If you don't and upload images to Zoph, they will be gone after restarting the container!

You can choose the location where you mount this. Zoph's default is /data/images, if you choose another location, you will need to modify it trough Admin -> Config -> Paths -> Image path.

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