SleekView for Vimeography
SleekView reads the vimeography_gallery and vimeography_gallery_meta tables along with the gallery transient cache, then renders the catalog as a sortable, filterable table with source type, theme and last-refresh as real columns.
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Vimeography lists galleries. The catalog needs a real audit list.
Vimeography manages Vimeo galleries through its own tables: vimeography_gallery holds each gallery row, vimeography_gallery_meta carries source feed configuration and theme assignment, and cached feed payloads sit in transients keyed by gallery ID. The plugin's admin lists galleries and exposes per-gallery edit screens, but offers no aggregate, sortable list with source type, theme and refresh state side by side.
SleekView reads vimeography_gallery and vimeography_gallery_meta directly, and joins the gallery transient cache by gallery ID. Title, source type (user, channel, group, album), theme, last-refresh time and gallery ID sit as sortable, filterable columns. Pull every channel-feed gallery using a specific theme, or every gallery whose cache stopped refreshing, without clicking through each gallery edit screen.
Inline edits run through standard WordPress CRUD where applicable, so theme or label updates persist through the plugin's own pipeline. Vimeography continues to fetch and render galleries exactly as before, and SleekView never touches the Vimeo API token.
Workflow
How SleekView reads Vimeography data
Point SleekView at Vimeography
Compose the column set
Save and scope the view
Edit inline or export
Sample columns
A typical Vimeography gallery table
vimeography_gallery + vimeography_gallery_meta + gallery transient cache
| Title | Source type | Theme | Last refresh | Cache state | Gallery ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brand reel | channel | Bugsauce | May 12 | Cached | 4 |
| Founder interviews | user | Browline | May 11 | Cached | 7 |
| Conference talks | album | Bugsauce | May 6 | Stale | 12 |
| Studio shorts | group | Rolling Credits | May 9 | Cached | 15 |
| Help center clips | channel | Browline | — | Missing | 19 |
Comparison
Default Vimeography admin vs SleekView
Default Vimeography admin
- Gallery admin lists rows but offers no aggregate, sortable catalog
- Source type stays on the per-gallery edit screen, not in the list
- Theme assignment is invisible without opening each gallery
- No last-refresh or cache-state column for feed health
- No saved per-role view for engineers, agency or editors
SleekView
- Read directly from vimeography_gallery, vimeography_gallery_meta and the feed cache
- Source type, theme, last-refresh and cache state as sortable, filterable columns
- Inline-edit theme assignment and labels across many rows in one pass
- Save filtered views per role ("Channel galleries by theme", "Stale feed audit")
- Switch between table and kanban views of the same gallery catalog
Features
What SleekView gives you for Vimeography
Source type as a real column
Surface user, channel, group and album source types from vimeography_gallery_meta alongside title and theme. Source mix moves from per-gallery edit screens to a sortable column.
Inline edits through CRUD
Bulk-update theme assignment or labels in the row. Edits run through the plugin's own write pipeline and the Vimeo API token stays inside Vimeography.
Compose precise filters
Combine source type, theme and cache state into a saved filter. A stale-feed audit becomes a single named view instead of clicking through galleries.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Vimeography
Video producers
Filter to channel and album galleries that have not refreshed recently to spot feeds that may have lost API access.
Agency support
Hand support staff a read-only catalog with source type and theme so they answer client questions without touching the Vimeo API token.
Design leads
Pull every gallery on a given Vimeography theme to plan visual updates around the catalog that actually uses each theme.
The bigger picture
Why a Vimeography catalog deserves a table
Vimeography stores enough structure for a real catalog: each gallery has a source type, a theme and a cache state. The plugin's admin lists rows for editing, which is the right surface for managing one gallery at a time and the wrong surface for understanding the catalog as a whole. SleekView reads the gallery tables and the transient cache as the structured data they already are.
Producers spot feeds that stopped refreshing. Agency support fields client questions from a read-only slice. Design leads plan theme work from a single column-sort.
The plugin keeps doing the gallery work it does well, and SleekView gives the team a reading layer they can share.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Vimeography
No. Vimeography still owns gallery rendering, theme management and feed refresh. SleekView is an additional admin surface that reads the same tables and transients so the catalog becomes legible at a glance.
No. SleekView reads only the data Vimeography has already produced: gallery rows, gallery meta and cached transient feed entries. No external request goes to Vimeo.
Yes. The vimeography_gallery_meta row records the source type for each gallery, so a saved filter can split the catalog across user, channel, group and album feeds.
Yes. The gallery transient cache is a SleekView data source, so last-refresh time and cache state sit as sortable columns and stale galleries surface in a saved filter.
Yes. The theme assigned to each gallery is part of vimeography_gallery_meta, so a saved filter can scope the table to any installed Vimeography theme.
Yes. Select rows, pick a new theme and SleekView writes the change through the plugin's own write path. Vimeography's render pipeline reads the updated meta on the next gallery render.
Yes. Each saved view captures column set, filters and sort order. Gate it by WordPress capability so video producers see a stale-feed audit, agency staff see a client slice, and design leads see a theme-by-gallery list.
Yes. Any filtered set exports as CSV with the same columns the view shows, useful for a Vimeo catalog handed to a stakeholder.
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