Third-party tools and resources¶

Plugins¶

Name	What	Options	Author
gmg_localfiles	Import files from your local filesystem without duplicating them.		odinho/Velmont
mediagoblin_svg	SVG image support	Display previews and thumbnails as SVG
mediagoblin-hidden_original	Hidden original	Give original upload a secret url, only publish downsized version	Unhammer
mediagoblin-recaptcha	Google reCAPTCHA support	Enable reCAPTCHA on registration form over http/https	Ayleph
mediagoblin-piwik	Piwik support		Ayleph
mediagoblin-basicsearch	Search for media		Ayleph
mediagoblin-embedcode	Display embed code for video or audio player on media page		mayel based on proof of concept by Ayleph

You’re working on a plugin but it’s not ready? Please let us know.

Name	Planned features	Status	Author
Raw image support	Support NEF [done], support CR2, investigate support for other formats (if they include full-quality JPEG inside the file)		odinho/Velmont
Tag Cloud	Add a tag cloud feature for your templates	See `tag_cloud_plugin` branch. It works but still needs core modifications.	Spaetz
HTML5-Multiupload	Adds a the html5 multifile input to the submit form	Working on 0.4.1, but needs proper review. Test and report bugs, it might not work, but it’s absolutly harmless to your MG instance	kamikaze-m
MG-GIMP	Allows uploading of XCF images and GIMP resources (palettes, patterns, curves, gradients, brushes, dynamics, and tool presets). Thumbnails and previews are generated by an instance of GIMP running headlessly as a daemon	Nearing completion. Still needs to be packaged for easier deployment.	saulgoode
mg-rdfa	Embedding image metadata as RDFa	Experimental,only SVG images are supported at the moment	artfwo
uploadurl	Upload Images via URL instead of file	Works when using browser that is logged in. Needs to use oauth or similar	sebastiansam55

automgtic is an automatic media uploader. It may no longer work due to API changes.

Pythonsnake has made a branch with multi-file upload (Source: Reddit)

In Using Shotwell with MediaGoblin (Mats Sjöberg) describes how to use the Piwigo plugin to upload images from the Shotwell photo manager.