Lets say you have the CouchDB classes (located here) all compiled together and included into your test.php script. Lets also say that you have created a database with the built-in web ui called “testing”. Finally let us say that your test.php has the following code in it, which would add a record to the db [...]
I’ve been working, gradually, on a project using an sqlite3 database (for its convenience) and found myself missing the clean elegance of wpdb… so I implemented it. It was actually really easy to do, and I figured I would throw it up here for anyone else wishing to use it. The functionality that I build [...]
I’ve always wanted to write my own simple shell in php. Call me a glutin for punishment, but it seems like something that a lot of people could use to be able to do… If your web app had a command line interface for various things… like looking up stats, or users, or suspending naughty [...]
I keep marking this as unread in google reader so that Its there when I need it… which probably means I should just blog it… automating firefox via telnet
Primarily a bugfix release. Catch it here:
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…
After releasing my preliminary code for del.icio.us I’m releasing my preliminary code for mapquest’s OpenAPI service: ruby-Mapquest.
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 [...]