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 in an application. Which is what the client is geared towards, by the way. Specifically (and privately) tagging arbitrary data. It *can* publicly tag URLs, but thats more or less a side effect if what delicious… is… and not a direct intention while writing the API. You can visit the quickly thrown together ruby-Delicious page here (link also added up top)
Archive for 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
[possibly] more to come…