It is recommended that the nerd does this locally on their own laptop first. It does not need to be an expo laptop, even a Windows 10 laptop is fine if the script is run in a WSL terminal. The only software you need to install is the default python package. +
In the folk.csv file is a field which is typically either "i/john-mugshot.jpg" or "l/john-bio.html". If it is an HTML file, then that file can contain links to several photos as well as containing biographical details: roles in organising expos, CUCC committee positions etc.
There is an example template for this biog file in folk/l/_template.html which shows you how to use the HTML idioms for figures and captions in the context of a troggle page. This bio is viewed by clicking on the person's name in the folk page, but is also copied and displayed as part of the troggle page on the person which includes the list of survex files and logbook entries they appear in.
The script and CSV file also have a README.txt file in the folk folder which contains more detailed coding notes re interactions with other troggle code. @@ -66,9 +69,7 @@ phase of the Expo website. Another relic is the complex QM process. The wallets.py script actually post-dates troggle, but was written stand-alone because of the steep learning curve of getting to grips with Django and because troggle in those days was undocumented. -All these will (2021+) eventually be merged into troggle - we hope. -