Community admin

Add photos, videos, audio & documents

A simple checklist for group admins. No coding required — choose a folder, copy your file, run one command, reload the page.

Core rule: Put the file in the right folder. The file name can be anything. LifeLoveMe will find supported files automatically.

Five steps (every upload)

  1. Choose the community group (example below: Roorkee 1978 Electrical).
  2. Choose the type of file — photo, video, audio, PDF, book, poem, song, or member creation.
  3. Copy the file into the matching folder on your Mac (Finder or cloud folder).
  4. Run the gallery manifest builder (one command — see below).
  5. Reload the community page in your browser to see the new item.

Roorkee example — where to put files

Replace roorkee-1978-electrical with your group id for other communities.

Supported file types

Empty folders are hidden on the page.

Step 4 — build the gallery index

Run this from the LifeLoveMe project folder on your Mac (Terminal):

To refresh every community at once: python3 scripts/build_community_gallery_manifest.py --all

Step 5 — reload the community page

http://localhost:8770/communities/roorkee-1978-electrical/index.html

Use your local port if different (8780, 8770, etc.). After deploy, use your preview or live community URL instead.

Member roster (Excel → page)

Put the member spreadsheet here:

web/data/communities/roorkee-1978-electrical/source/members.xlsx

Then run:

python3 scripts/convert_community_members_xlsx.py \
  --group roorkee-1978-electrical \
  --input web/data/communities/roorkee-1978-electrical/source/members.xlsx \
  --output web/data/communities/roorkee-1978-electrical/members.json

Reload the community page to see updated member counts and location Ask answers.

Privacy reminder

Coming later

This guide will become a real upload form: choose group, category, file, title, and caption — then submit for admin review. For now, folder copy + one command is the supported workflow.

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