PEPr: Latest proposals with status Finished

PEPr Proposal [608]: Web Services::Services_IP2Country

2009-08-09T12:08:08-05:00

Proposed package: Web Services::Services_IP2Country

Proposer: Samuel ROZE

This class is an interface between the PHP user code and a IP2Country service:

- i2c_soap can get the country ISO code of an IPv4 or v6 adress using i2c project ([fr] http://www.d-sites.com/projets/i2c/)

- i2c_http can get the country ISO code of an IPv4 or IPv6 adress using HTTP requests

Very easy to use:

<?php


$i2c = new Services_IP2Country('i2c_soap');


$country = $i2c->getCountry('12.34.56.78');





var_dump($country);


?>

Print: string(2) "us"

PEPr Proposal [607]: HTTP::HTTP_OAuth

2009-07-28T23:44:22-05:00

Proposed package: HTTP::HTTP_OAuth

Proposer: Jeff Hodsdon

HTTP_OAuth is an implementation of the current OAuth spec (http://oauth.googlecode.com/svn/spec/core/1.0a/drafts/3/oauth-core-1_0a.html). It allows a developer to use this package for both consumer and provider implementations. HTTP_OAuth depends on HTTP_Request2. I optionally can use Log and pecl_http.

The following examples should explain how this package could be used as an consumer and provider. The provider package leaves a lot up to the developer, which can be seen with the sample function names. There are also consumer examples in /examples of the package and up at http://jeffhodsdon.com/HTTP_OAuth/examples/index.php

Here is an example it's usage as a consumer:







// Logging


HTTP_OAuth::attachLog(Log::singleton('display'));





<?php


$consumer = new HTTP_OAuth_Consumer('key', 'secret');


$consumer->getRequestToken('http://example.com/oauth/request_token, $callback);


 


// Store tokens


$_SESSION['token']        = $consumer->getToken();


$_SESSION['token_secret'] = $consumer->getTokenSecret();


 


$url = $consumer->getAuthorizeUrl('http://example.com/oauth/authorize');


http_redirect($url); // function from pecl_http


 


// When they come back via the $callback url


$consumer = new HTTP_OAuth_Consumer('key', 'secret', $_SESSION['token'],


     $_SESSION['token_secret']);


$consumer->getAccessToken('http://example.com/oauth/access_token', $_GET['oauth_verifier']);


 


// Store tokens


$_SESSION['token']            = $consumer->getToken();


$_SESSION['token_secret'] = $consumer->getTokenSecret();





// $response is an instance of HTTP_OAuth_Consumer_Response


$response = $consumer->sendRequest('http://example.com/oauth/protected_resource');


?>

Here is an example it's usage as a provider:




$request = new HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Request;





// Your code lookup


$consumerData = lookupByConsumerKey($request->oauth_consumer_key);





$response = new HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response;


// Check signature from consumer secret


if (!$request->isValidSignature($consumerData['consumer_secret'])) {


    $response->setStatus(HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response::STATUS_INVALID_SIGNATURE);


    $response->send();


    die(0);


}





// Return request_token


$response->oauth_token            = assignRequestToken($consumerData);


$response->oauth_token_secret = assignRequestTokenSecret($consumerData);


$response->send();





// User is redirected to a page on your site to authorize that request_token


// When they request an access token


$request = new HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Request;





// Your code lookup


$consumerData = lookupByConsumerKey($request->oauth_consumer_key);





$response = new HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response;


// Check signature from consumer secret


if (!$request->isValidSignature($consumerData['consumer_secret']), $consumer['token_secret']) {


    $response->setStatus(HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response::STATUS_INVALID_SIGNATURE);


    $response->send();


    die(0);


}





if (!isAuthorizedRequestToken($consumerData)) {


    $response->setStatus(HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response::STATUS_INVALID_TOKEN);


    $response->send();


    die(0);


}





$response->oauth_token            = assignAccessToken($consumerData);


$response->oauth_token_secret = assignAccessTokenSecret($consumerData);


$response->send();





// When receiving oauth request check the signature


$request = new HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Request;





// Your code lookup


$consumerData = lookupByConsumerKey($request->oauth_consumer_key);





$response = new HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response;


// Check signature from consumer secret


if (!$request->isValidSignature($consumerData['consumer_secret']), $consumer['token_secret']) {


    $response->setStatus(HTTP_OAuth_Provider_Response::STATUS_INVALID_SIGNATURE);


    $response->send();


    die(0);


}

PEPr Proposal [601]: PEAR::PEAR_TestListener

2009-06-08T21:19:05-05:00

Proposed package: PEAR::PEAR_TestListener

Proposer: Laurent Laville

After two major versions, proposed as draft directly on the PEAR-dev mailing list, I think it's time to promote officially the new version 0.3.0

Goals of PEAR_TestListener :

1. allow to run all PEAR packages test suites, and also other ones, directly through the PHP CLI interpreter and keep all features of command phpunit with its switches

2. Logs all events during test suite (start/end test suite, start/end test, failure or error occured) to any target provided by the PEAR::Log package.

3. Logs also any additionnal events/informations through a customizable TestListener interface, either with Event_Dispatcher or SplSubject/SplObserver interface

4. Choose between PHP code implementation or using XML configuration file phpunit.xml

Learn more :

- how to install / setup : make your changes in an existing test suite (only 2 lines)

- all source codes highlighted with Geshi

- many examples

All those stuff are available at http://www.laurent-laville.org/pear/pepr/PEAR_TestListener/

PEPr Proposal [598]: Web Services::Services_ShortURL

2009-04-29T15:57:48-05:00

Proposed package: Web Services::Services_ShortURL

Proposer: Joe Stump

Services_ShortURL is an abstract interface to the many URL shortening services that are in service today. Currently supports bit.ly, tr.im, short.ie, digg.com, and is.gd.

PEPr Proposal [597]: HTML::PHPTAL

2009-04-03T09:32:11-05:00

Proposed package: HTML::PHPTAL

Proposer: Kornel Lesinski

Fast, safe, XML-based templating engine for XHTML and HTML5.

Implementation of Zope's Template Attribute Language, which has clean, concise syntax that is compatible with XML tools (no custom ugly tags), and template source files can even be previewed in web browsers or opened in WYSIWYG editors.

Templates are compiled to PHP and cached, giving great performance and taking advantage of PHP accelerators.

PHPTAL by default ensures well-formed output and escapes XML-unsafe characters everywhere, which means that your pages can be completely safe against HTML-injection (XSS) without great effort.

Additional features:

fine-grained caching of output,

pre- and post- filters,

internationalization via gettext or custom backend,

creation of custom template attributes and expressions,

templates loaded from non-standard sources (e.g. database),

supports UTF-8 well,

is easy to integrate and redistribute with PHP frameworks and applications.

object-oriented design, comprehensive unit test suite.

PEPr Proposal [596]: Event::Event_Dispatcher2

2009-04-02T14:53:31-05:00

Proposed package: Event::Event_Dispatcher2

Proposer: Dmitri Snytkine

Rewrite of Event_Dispatcher for php5

several code improvements

also now implements SplSubject

PEPr Proposal [595]: Web Services::Services_Scribd

2009-03-18T04:42:02-05:00

Proposed package: Web Services::Services_Scribd

Proposer: Rich Schumacher

Services_Scribd is an interface to communicate with Scribd's REST-based public API. The Scribd API gives consumers the ability to upload, convert, modify, delete, and search within documents.

PEPr Proposal [587]: Web Services::Services_ReCaptcha

2009-02-02T05:41:33-05:00

Proposed package: Web Services::Services_ReCaptcha

Proposer: David Jean Louis

Services_ReCaptcha is a PHP5 interface for the services offered by recaptcha:

- reCAPTCHA: a freely available CAPTCHA implementation that distinguishes humans from computers;

- reCAPTCHA Mailhide: helps you protect your inbox by asking people to solve a reCAPTCHA before they can view your email address.

It's something I did for a side project, it has unit tests and 100% code coverage.

Package homepage: http://code.google.com/p/services-recaptcha/

PEPr Proposal [586]: Networking::Net_SSH2

2009-01-27T05:53:02-05:00

Proposed package: Networking::Net_SSH2

Proposer: Luca Corbo

ssh2 client abstraction layer

Net_SSH2 provide access to resources (remote exec, file transfer) on a remote machine using a secure cryptographic transport.

Currently the following drivers are available:

- PECL/ssh2 extension

- OpenSSH wrapper

PEPr Proposal [583]: Payment::PagamentoCerto

2008-11-16T20:57:14-05:00

Proposed package: Payment::PagamentoCerto

Proposer: Pedro Padron

This package provides an interface to the Brazilian payment gateway PagamentoCerto (http://www.pagamentocerto.com.br).