Samples featured on the Online Demo of the Picturepark Content Platform. This public online demo provides you with various samples of how a virtual organization which we have named the Fine Organic Foods Association (FOFA) supports its stakeholders (organic farmers and retailers) with unified access to product data, content logistics and up-to-date marketing resources.
git clone https://github.com/Picturepark/Picturepark.SDK.Samples.gitPicturepark.SDK.Samples provides production-ready microsite implementations for Fotoware Alto, the platform formerly known as Picturepark Content Platform. These samples demonstrate how organizations can build dynamic or static web pages that pull curated content directly from Fotoware Alto without manual copying, implementing headless content management principles. The Press Portal sample showcases a fully functional press-centric microsite with tiled navigation, social sharing, downloadable media, and faceted search. Organizations benefit from fast deployment of branded content portals, image galleries, download areas, and news sections while content authorities maintain control over metadata, permissions, and distribution in a single source of truth.
Press portals for sharing brand and media assets with journalists and partners
Image galleries and download areas for product shots and brand materials
News and historical milestone collections with searchable content
Training centers and knowledge bases with filtered, organized resources
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# Picturepark SDK Integration for Organic Retailer Portal
## Overview
This sample demonstrates how to integrate the Picturepark SDK into an organic retailer portal to fetch and display product images and metadata.
## Prerequisites
- Picturepark SDK installed
- Valid API credentials
- Basic understanding of C#
## Implementation Steps
### Step 1: Initialize the SDK
```csharp
using Picturepark.SDK;
using Picturepark.SDK.Models;
var client = new PictureparkClient("https://api.picturepark.com", "your-api-key");
```
### Step 2: Fetch Product Images
```csharp
var collection = client.Collections.GetById("organic-products");
var assets = collection.Assets.GetAll();
foreach (var asset in assets)
{
var imageUrl = asset.GetDownloadUrl();
var metadata = asset.GetMetadata();
// Display image and metadata on the portal
}
```
### Step 3: Handle Metadata
```csharp
var productMetadata = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{ "productId", "ORG-1001" },
{ "name", "Organic Apples" },
{ "description", "Fresh organic apples from local farms" },
{ "price", 2.99 }
};
asset.SetMetadata(productMetadata);
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