PEPr: Latest proposals with status Finished

PEPr Proposal [690]: PHP::PGraph

2013-02-13T04:37:08-05:00

Proposed package: PHP::PGraph

Proposer: Vilius Zaikauskas

A simple Graph data structure manipulation software. Currently giving the user the ability to build graphs, traverse them (DFS and BFS) and finding a shortest path from one vertex to another.

PEPr Proposal [689]: Web Services::Services_Apns

2013-02-04T23:55:28-05:00

Proposed package: Web Services::Services_Apns

Proposer: Yahav Gindi Bar

This package provides an interface for communication with Apple Push Notifications Service (APNS).

This package allows one to send notifications to registered devices, as well as receiving users feedback through Apple's gateway.

PEPr Proposal [688]: Authentication::JWT

2013-01-01T00:28:56-05:00

Proposed package: Authentication::JWT

Proposer: Anant Narayanan

A JSON Web Token (JWT) encoder/decoder library for PHP. Compatible with the current internet draft: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-json-web-token-06

PEPr Proposal [685]: RFC::Uploadcare

2012-12-05T12:02:22-05:00

Proposed package: RFC::Uploadcare

Proposer: Gray Hound

PHP Library to work with uploadcare.com

Uploadcare provides a nice way to handle file uploading and storing at CDN.

Includes REST requests and file opertions.

Get your account at ¹

PEPr Proposal [679]: PEAR::PEAR_Exception

2012-04-20T15:48:50-05:00

Proposed package: PEAR::PEAR_Exception

Proposer: Daniel O'Connor

Splitting off PEAR_Exception from PEAR itself - it's already done on git.

What does this mean and why am I writing it up as an RFC?

Broadly, this means packages like HTTP_Request2 can be installed by say, pyrus, and not have to download the entire PEAR1 installer.

But doing this means it will override the existing PEAR_Exception definition, so it might be a bit interesting in the next release of PEAR itself (pear upgrade pear -> remove PEAR/Exception.php).

I suspect that it'll hurt and confuse a number of users, so my plan is

- Release PEAR_Exception only

- Fix a ton of packages that require it for PEAR_Exception and get releases out.

- Suggest someone else do a release of the pear installer with an appropriate explanation of how to fix any upgrade problems (pear upgrade pear && pear install PEAR_Exception)

- Hide from bug reports

Here's the list of things which explicitly depend on PEAR at the moment. Any of these which are PHP5+ are probably doing it for PEAR_Exception. A bunch are probably doing it for PEAR_Error, and those can be forked/superceeded at some later time.

Cache

Cache_Lite

CodeGen

CodeGen_MySQL

CodeGen_MySQL_Plugin

CodeGen_MySQL_UDF

CodeGen_PECL

Contact_AddressBook

Crypt_DiffieHellman (versions <= 0.2.5)

Crypt_HMAC2

Date_Holidays

DB

DB_ldap

File (versions <= 1.4.0alpha1)

File_CSV

File_DNS

File_Fortune (versions <= 0.9.0)

File_Fstab

File_Gettext

File_Mogile

File_Passwd

File_Util

HTML_BBCodeParser

HTML_CSS (versions <= 0.3.4)

HTML_Progress (versions <= 1.2.0RC3)

HTML_QuickForm_advmultiselect (versions <= 1.4.1)

HTML_QuickForm_Livesearch

HTML_Table (versions <= 1.7.5)

HTML_TagCloud (versions <= 0.1.2)

HTTP

HTTP2

HTTP_Download

HTTP_Header

HTTP_OAuth

HTTP_Request2

HTTP_Server

HTTP_SessionServer (versions <= 0.4.0)

HTTP_Upload

I18Nv2

Image_Graph

Image_Puzzle

Image_Tools (versions <= 0.4.0)

LiveUser (versions <= 0.16.14)

LiveUser_Admin

MDB

MDB2

MDB2_Schema (versions <= 0.8.1)

MIME_Type

MP3_Playlist

Net_Monitor

Net_NNTP

Net_Server

Net_Sieve

Net_SMPP

Net_UserAgent_Mobile

Net_UserAgent_Mobile_GPS

OpenID (versions <= 0.3.1)

PEAR (versions <= 1.4.0a2)

pearweb

pearweb_election

pearweb_manual

pearweb_pepr

pearweb_qa

PEAR_Command_Packaging

PEAR_Frontend_Web

PEAR_Info (versions <= 1.7.1)

PEAR_PackageFileManager (versions <= 1.6.0a1)

PEAR_PackageUpdate (versions <= 0.7.0)

PEAR_RemoteInstaller

PhpDocumentor (versions <= 1.2.2.1)

PHPUnit2

PHP_Archive

PHP_Shell

RDF

RDF_N3

RDF_NTriple

RDF_RDQL

Services_Amazon

Services_Amazon_S3

Services_Amazon_SQS

Services_Delicious

Services_Digg2

Services_Ebay

Services_Hatena

Services_OpenSearch

Services_ShortURL

Services_Twitter

Services_Twitter_Uploader

Services_UseKetchup

Services_Yadis (versions <= 0.4.0)

Services_Yahoo

Services_Yahoo_JP

SOAP (versions <= 0.13.0)

Structures_DataGrid (versions <= 0.8.3)

Structures_Graph (versions <= 1.0.1)

System_ProcWatch

System_Socket

Text_Highlighter

Tree

VersionControl_SVN

XML_FOAF (versions <= 0.3.1)

XML_Indexing (versions <= 0.3.5)

XML_Parser

XML_Parser2

XML_RPC (versions <= )

XML_RPC2 (versions <= 1.1.0b1)

XML_Serializer

XML_Util (versions <= 1.1.1)

XML_XUL

PEPr Proposal [678]: Date and Time::Date_HumanDiff

2012-04-17T12:40:47-05:00

Proposed package: Date and Time::Date_HumanDiff

Proposer: Christian Weiske

Generate textual time differences that are easily understandable by humans.

The class supports minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years.

Some translations are provided, own ones can be supplied.

Examples:

- 5 seconds ago -> `just now`

- 65 seconds ago -> `a minute ago`

- 120 seconds ago -> `2 minutes ago`

- `a week ago`

- `3 weeks ago`

- `a month ago`

- `8 months ago`

- `a year ago`

- `5 years ago`

If those formats are not enough, you can define your own ones, e.g. for "< 10 seconds".

Usage



<?php



require_once 'Date/HumanDiff.php';

$dh = new Date_HumanDiff();

echo $dh->get(time() - 3600);//shows "an hour ago"

?>

Translations



<?php



require_once 'Date/HumanDiff.php';

$dh = new Date_HumanDiff();

$dh->setLanguage('de');

//alternatively, you may pass in a locale:

// $dh->setLanguage('de_AT');//falls back to the "de" language

echo $dh->get(time() - 60 * 5) . "\n"; //shows "vor 5 Minuten"

?>

PEPr Proposal [675]: Networking::Net_WebFinger

2012-02-02T12:53:48-05:00

Proposed package: Networking::Net_WebFinger

Proposer: Christian Weiske

WebFinger implementation for PHP: Easy discovery of User meta data from just their e-mail address.

Discover meta data about users by just their email address.

Discoverable data may be the user's OpenID, profile page URL,

link to portable contacts, hcard, foaf and other user pages.

Distributed social networks use WebFinger to distribute public encryption keys,

OStatus and Salmon URLs.

Requires the XML_XRD package.

PEPr Proposal [674]: XML::XML_XRD

2012-02-01T13:22:16-05:00

Proposed package: XML::XML_XRD

Proposer: Christian Weiske

PHP library to parse and generate Extensible Resource Descriptor (XRD) Version 1.0 files.

XRD files are used for .well-known/host-meta files as standardized in RFC 6415: Web Host Metadata, as well as in the LRDD (Link-based Resource Descriptor Discovery) files linked from it.

The LRDD XRD files can be used to discover information about users by just their e-mail address, e.g. the OpenID provider. This is the foundation of Webfinger, which lets people use their e-mail address to do OpenID sign in.

The XRD format supercedes the XRDS format defined in XRI 2.0, which is used in the Yadis communications protocol.

This package lays the foundation for the Net_WebFinger package.

PEPr Proposal [672]: Web Services::Mailman

2012-01-05T04:35:38-05:00

Proposed package: Web Services::Mailman

Proposer: James Wade

Allows the easy integration of Mailman into a dynamic website without using Python or requiring permission to Mailman binaries.

Based on a concept outlined by Mailman.

PEPr Proposal [667]: Geo::Services_Openstreetmap

2011-10-21T14:32:38-05:00

Proposed package: Geo::Services_Openstreetmap

Proposer: Ken Guest

OpenStreetMap is a global project with an aim of collaboratively collecting map data. This package aims to make communicating with the OSM API intuitive.

The OpenStreetMap project can be found at http://www.openstreetmap.org/ ¹.

This package does not, yet, provide an interface to the OSM extended API, which is commonly abbreviated as 'XAPI', and pronounced 'zappy'. It does support version 0.6 of the OSM API ².

Code for this package is at: https://github.com/kenguest/Services_Openstreetmap/ ³