PhotoSwipe Repository

JavaScript image gallery for mobile and desktop.

• Documentation and getting started guide.
• Demo and script home page.

Optionally, install via Bower: bower install photoswipe.

Location of files

• Generated PhotoSwipe JS, CSS files, SVG & PNG sprites are in the dist/ folder.
• Source files are in the src/ folder.
• Files for the website (demo & documentation) are in the website/ folder.
• The documentation itself is in website/documentation/.

Plugins / extensions / addons

• Ember.js Addon.
• Eager app.
• Koken CMS plugin.

Coded something useful? Email me and I’ll post a link to it here.

Build

To compile PhotoSwipe by yourself, first make sure that you have Node.js, Grunt.js, Ruby and Jekyll installed, then:

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/dimsemenov/PhotoSwipe.git

2. Go inside the PhotoSwipe folder that you fetched and install Node dependencies

   cd PhotoSwipe && npm install

3. Now simply run grunt to generate the JS and CSS files in the dist folder and the site in the _site/ folder.

   grunt

Optionally:

• Run grunt watch to automatically rebuild files when you change files in src/ or in website/.
• Run grunt nosite to just build the JS and CSS files (output is folder dist/).
• Run grunt pswpbuild to build just JS files. Param --pswp-exclude allows to exclude modules, for example grunt pswpbuild --pswp-exclude=history will exclude history module.

Using PhotoSwipe?

If you’ve used PhotoSwipe in some interesting way, or on the site of a popular brand, I’d be very grateful if you shoot me a link to it.

License

Script is licensed under MIT license with one exception: Do not create a public WordPress plugin based on it, as I will develop it. If you need to use it for a public WordPress plugin right now, please ask me by email first. Thanks!

Attribution is not required, but much appreciated, especially if you’re making a product for developers.

About

PhotoSwipe 4.0+ is developed by Dmitry Semenov. But initially script was created in 2011 by Code Computerlove, a digital agency in Manchester, they passed on development in March 2014. You can view source and documentation of old PhotoSwipe (<4.0) in history of this repo.