If people should help play/test redminelib, it would be nice, if
there would be some rough and simple steps to actually start
playing with it:

Could you add some rough notes to the README?


-  What dependencies should be installed in the system's python?
   (apt-get string would be super bonus)
-  What's needed to use redminelib "in tree", that is, withoug
   installing it? Nothing, just have ``PWD/redminelib`` somehow in the
   python path, probably by having ``.`` in it? Please give a quick
   one line note to that fact?
-  Have a simple cmdline script for people to get started.
   Something you give the base url of the redmine instance and a
   bugnumber and that outputs all the info it can extract from that
   bug?
-  Put something like this in the README: "For starters try the
   following command: python rml-get-all-bug-info.py 444"

You don't have to write lengthy stuff, just rough notes. They
should not distract you too long from doing actual coding. Just
enough so that lazy testers (like me!) can just git clone, skim
README, install deps and immediately start playing/testing.

Users should be able to mark media entries as favorites by clicking
a button/link in the entry detail view (and probably from gallery
views as well). This change will likely require the creation of a
new "UserFavorite" model with a structure like:

{'user': user\_id,
'media\_entry': media\_entry\_id,
'created': datetime.datetime.now()}

...and also a new field on MediaEntry containing a count of
UserFavorites for that entry (to avoid expensive queries to
generate this number dynamically for every request).

Enable users to curate galleries containing an ordered collection
of media. User can add media entries (that users' or others'?) to a
gallery and specify the ordering of entries in the gallery. Two new
collections will be involved: Gallery (name, description, owner,
etc.) and GalleryEntry (gallery id, media entry, position, etc.).