__author__ = "Erik Smartt <erik at asciigamer dot com>"
__copyright__ = "Copyright 2003-2005, Erik Smartt"
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__doc__ = """

To Do:
	-fetch relevant tags for the content section we're in.  For example, if the user
		is browsing a 'python' section, look for links tagged with 'python'.
	-cache the results somewhere so we're not pounding del.icio.us
"""

# http://jamesclarke.info/projects/flickr/
import flickr

# --
def verify_installation(request):
	config = request.getConfiguration()
	if not config.has_key("flickr_email"):
		print "missing config properties 'flickr_email'."
	return 1

# --
def cb_prepare(args):
	"""
	This is the callback PyBlosxom will make.
	
	@param	args	A dictionary
	"""
	request = args['request']
	data = request.getData()
	config = request.getConfiguration()

	try:
		email = config['flickr_email']
	except:
		# BAIL
		return

	user = flickr.people_findByEmail(email)

	photos = flickr.people_getPublicPhotos(user.id, 4, 1)

	results = "<span class='flickr_images'>"
	for item in photos:
		results = "%s<br/><a href='%s'><img src='%s' width='100' height='75' border='0' vspace='0' hspace='0' alt='%s'></a><br />" % (results, item.getURL('Thumbnail', 'url'), item.getURL('Thumbnail', 'source'), item.title)

	data["flickrpics"] = str(results)
	
	return "%s</span>" % (results)

# --
# --
if __name__ == "__main__":
	print "No tests here."