A simple app that allows an authenticated user to create an email address and map it to a Picasa album. From then on, all pictures sent to that email address are uploaded to the specified album.

This app is currently running on google app engine, and can be accessed at: http://email-to-picasa.appspot.com

Picasa has this feature built in, so you may be wondering why I made this. This is slightly different: Picasa doesn't allow you to map an email directly to an album-- it uses the subject line of the email to map photos to albums.

I wanted to all images sent to a mailing list in one album, and thus this app was born. It's delightful! (Okay, it's useful, but maybe not delightful)

1. you'll need to create a secret_keys.py file declaring two strings, CSRF_SECRET_KEY and SESSION_KEY. This file should be located at application/secret_keys.py See kamalgill/flask-appengine-template for one method of generating this file.
2. you'll need to generate and download a client-secrets.json file in order to access the google apis.
3. you'll need to change the application id in app.yaml and also change the email address displayed in templates.
4. copy flask and werkzeug to the project directory (required for app engine)
5. follow instructions on this page for installing the google-api-python-client in your project directory.

• flask
• werkzeug
• google-api-python-client
• many mentors and friends, google.com, and the interwebs in general.

Pete Richards