This is a wordpress plugin to display Smugmug galleries using a shortcode.
It uses the Smugmug REST API.

Disclaimer:
Galleries are loaded client side via ajax.
Nothing is saved to your server. If you remove a gallery from smugmug in the future, it will no longer show on your wordpress site.
Your API key will be exposed to the browser. Use at your own risk.

credits
Uses the awesome jQuery gallery plugin lightGallery

First: go to wp dashboard > settings > Simple Smugmug.
Set your Smugmug API key and smugmug username. (see: here if you don't have an API key).

There are 2 ways to use this plugin:

1. Display the [album_count] most recent albums with the defined settings. Simply (heh) use the shortcode [simple_smugmug]. This is intended to be used as a widget in e.g a sidebar.

2. Display up to 10 single galleries in a post by passing its album key into the shortcode: [simple_smugmug gallery_id="Pz5sF8"]

   • Automatic: create a post and press the Add Smugmug Gallery button (It should be next to Add Media). This will Fetch the last 50 galleries. Select the gallery from the dropdown.

   • Manual: The album key can be found by inspecting the element of the gallery on the page that lists the galleries, and looking for the attribute data-clientid. It will be in this format: /api/v2/album/xxxxxx. The album key is the xxxxxx part. Another way is if you're logged in to smugmug, press the replace image button on a gallery photo then look for AlbumKey in the url.

The 'feed' version (i.e shortcode used without a gallery_id) will be cached in localstorage (album uris, captions, titles, image urls etc). The idea is that if you have it in a sidebar, as someone navigates your site, they won't have to do the api requests on every page. You can set the cache time to 0 if you don't want this behaviour.

You can add multiple shortcodes to a post.

No more than 100 images will be displayed per gallery. This is the pagination limit of the Smugmug API.

The loading spinner can be overridden with html passed to the 'simple_smugmug_loader' hook.

// your theme's functions.php
function my_loader() {
  return "loading";
}
add_filter( "simple_smugmug_loader", "my_loader" );

The displaying of the media button in the wp post editor can also be filtered with 'simple_smugmug_media_button':

// your theme's functions.php
function simple_smugmug_button($request){
 //only show the button when editing post in the galleries category
  if (in_category('galleries') ) {
    return $request;
  }
}
add_filter("simple_smugmug_media_button", "simple_smugmug_button");

Please feel free to submit an issue for ideas / problems / bugs.