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Software
Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
This is a place where I’ll put software packages that I’m releasing to the public for this or for that reason. I’m using this page because my header was getting a bit crowded swfupload-postvarmod ruby-Delicious ruby-Mapquest Storage3 FTP Indexer (very old, but won’t die!)
ruby-Mapquest Release v0.002
Tuesday, February 13th, 2007
Welcome: ruby-Mapquest v0.002. Wherein I’ve added support for routing (directions.) Let me tell you that getting the info together for this was *NOT* a pretty picture…
Hpricot <text>sometext</text> workaround
Tuesday, February 13th, 2007
As noted by the open trouble ticket here, The most awesome Hpricot seems to have come down with a bug, in that it’s not able to access “sometext” inside this: “<text>sometext</text>” It parses it ok (puts.doc.inspect definately shows the proper {elem}) you just cant get to it. So heres my ugly little hack/workaround for this [...]
ruby-Mapquest v0.001
Sunday, February 11th, 2007
After releasing my preliminary code for del.icio.us I’m releasing my preliminary code for mapquest’s OpenAPI service: ruby-Mapquest.
ruby-Mapquest
Sunday, February 11th, 2007
Changelog (Click Version To View/Download) Version 0.005 Addition: thumb_height, thumb_width, thumb_style, thumb_type, thumb_url to route rval when available (per turn) Version 0.004 Addition: apistatus to geocode rval Addition: geocode status to geocode rval Addition: geocode quality to geocode rval Documentation: Added commas to geocoding example… oops Version 0.003 bugfix: added apikey to overviewmap bugfix: distance [...]
ruby-Delicious v0.001
Saturday, February 10th, 2007
Since I’ve worked out the kinks mentioned in my last blog entry (was a problem with re-escaping already escaped data, by the way (never debug while sick and sleep deprived!)) I’ve scraped things together into a class which is a client for the api itself. It’s relatively sparse right now, but good enough for using [...]
Ruby-Delicious
Saturday, February 10th, 2007
This is the first public release of the new ruby-Delicious del.icio.us API client. It’s an api client which is geared less towards bookmarking hyperlinks and more towards integrating into applications for the purpose of privately tagging any arbitrary data You can view/download ruby-Delicious version 0.001 here Alternative ruby del.icio.us API’s Ridiculous [possibly] more to come…
Having a strange problem with the del.icio.us api
Friday, February 9th, 2007
(note: example urls broken because of line width, they’re each on one line in my code ) I’m using code referenced here: http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/2431 to access the del.* tagging api with only limited success. I dont think it’s the code, though, because the problem is replicatable in the browser, and everything *seems* to line up with [...]
Tag anything, anywhere?
Friday, February 9th, 2007
I’ve not been able to find anything really high profile (good google page rank) but is there an API which allows you to tag *anything* anywhere? (not just URLS, but… any piece of data?) Being able to take one arbitrary identifier, optionally a type, and add arbitrary tags to it sounds like the stuff of [...]