WWW::Delicious

WWW::Delicious 0.3.0 has been released! WWW::Delicious is a del.icio.us API client implemented in Ruby. It provides access to all available del.icio.us API queries and returns the original XML response as a friendly Ruby object. The GEM is now ... [More] 100% compatible with Ruby 1.9 and the installation no longer fails when installing it with a RubyGems version different than 1.2. WWW::Delicious has also been promoted to beta status. For further details and documentation please visit http://code.simonecarletti.com/www-delicious. Changes: * FIXED: Compatibility fixes for Ruby 1.9. WWW::Delicious is now 100% compatible with 1.9. You should remember to define the proper content encoding with magic comments when working with UTF-8/MultiByte XML or Ruby files, see http://redmine.ruby-lang.org/wiki/ruby-19/ScriptEncoding (closes #142). * FIXED: Forced Rakefile to require Echoe >= 3.1 to prevent outdated .gemspec files (closes #143). * CHANGED: Don't use File.dirname(__FILE__) in require statement to prevent recursive inclusions. [Less]

WWW::Delicious 0.3.0 has been released! WWW::Delicious is a del.icio.us API client implemented in Ruby. It provides access to all available del.icio.us API queries and returns the original XML response as a friendly Ruby object. The GEM is now ... [More] 100% compatible with Ruby 1.9 and the installation no longer fails when installing it with a RubyGems version different than 1.2. WWW::Delicious has also been promoted to beta status. For further details and documentation please visit http://code.simonecarletti.com/www-delicious . Changes: * FIXED: Compatibility fixes for Ruby 1.9. WWW::Delicious is now 100% compatible with 1.9. You should remember to define the proper content encoding with magic comments when working with UTF-8/MultiByte XML or Ruby files, see http://redmine.ruby-lang.org/wiki/ruby-19/ScriptEncoding (closes #142). * FIXED: Forced Rakefile to require Echoe >= 3.1 to prevent outdated .gemspec files (closes #143). * CHANGED: Don't use File.dirname(__FILE__) in require statement to prevent recursive inclusions. [Less]

WWW::Delicious 0.3.0 has been released! The GEM is now 100% compatible with Ruby 1.9 and the installation no longer fails when installing it with a RubyGems version different than 1.2.

WWW::Delicious 0.2.0 is now available. It includes a bunch of improvements and a few bug fixes. The core has been completely rewritten to standardize Post, Bundle and Tag classes. Changes: * ADDED: :base_uri initialization option allows to ... [More] create a new instance specifying a custom base_uri for all API calls. This is useful, for example, if you want to use ma.gno.lia Mirror'd APIs (http://wiki.ma.gnolia.com/Mirror%27d_API) instead the del.icio.us one (thanks to Jörg Battermann). * ADDED: two new REXML::Element core extension elements to enhance interaction with node elements. * FIXED: a wrong indentation in README file causes all list items to be rendered as source code. * FIXED: Missing WWW::Delicious::Bundle#to_s method causes a class ID representation to be returned. * FIXED: Missing unit tests for post_ calls (closes #18). * FIXED: Added test for `shared` Post attribute and fixed an issue with duplicate `replace` method definition (closes #11). * CHANGED: improved documentation and added more examples (closes #21). * CHANGED: REXML::Element#attribute_value core extension has been renamed to REXML::Element#if_attribute_value. * CHANGED: Renamed TESTCASE_PATH to TESTCASES_PATH. * CHANGED: WWW::Delicious::Tag, WWW::Delicious::Bundle, WWW::Delicious::Post now extend WWW::Delicious::Element. Simplified classes. * CHANGED: WWW::Delicious::Tag#to_s always returns a string even if name is nil. * CHANGED: WWW::Delicious::Tag :count attribute is now stored and returned as Fixnum instead of String. * CHANGED: Unit test reorganization (closes #22). * CHANGED: Simplified and tidyfied test system with Mocha (closes #19). * CHANGED: Various internal API methods have been renamed for coherence with their new scope. * CHANGED: Integrated Echoe, cleaned Rakefile (closes #23). [Less]

WWW::Delicious 0.2.0 is now available. It includes a bunch of improvements and a few bug fixes. The core has been completely rewritten to standardize Post, Bundle and Tag classes. Changes: * ADDED: :base_uri initialization option allows to ... [More] create a new instance specifying a custom base_uri for all API calls. This is useful, for example, if you want to use ma.gno.lia Mirror'd APIs (http://wiki.ma.gnolia.com/Mirror'd_API) instead the del.icio.us one (thanks to Jörg Battermann). * ADDED: two new REXML::Element core extension elements to enhance interaction with node elements. * FIXED: a wrong indentation in README file causes all list items to be rendered as source code. * FIXED: Missing WWW::Delicious::Bundle#to_s method causes a class ID representation to be returned. * FIXED: Missing unit tests for post_ calls (closes #18). * FIXED: Added test for `shared` Post attribute and fixed an issue with duplicate `replace` method definition (closes #11). * CHANGED: improved documentation and added more examples (closes #21). * CHANGED: REXML::Element#attribute_value core extension has been renamed to REXML::Element#if_attribute_value. * CHANGED: Renamed TESTCASE_PATH to TESTCASES_PATH. * CHANGED: WWW::Delicious::Tag, WWW::Delicious::Bundle, WWW::Delicious::Post now extend WWW::Delicious::Element. Simplified classes. * CHANGED: WWW::Delicious::Tag#to_s always returns a string even if name is nil. * CHANGED: WWW::Delicious::Tag :count attribute is now stored and returned as Fixnum instead of String. * CHANGED: Unit test reorganization (closes #22). * CHANGED: Simplified and tidyfied test system with Mocha (closes #19). * CHANGED: Various internal API methods have been renamed for coherence with their new scope. * CHANGED: Integrated Echoe, cleaned Rakefile (closes #23). [Less]

I'm happy to announce the first public release of WWW::Delicious. WWW::Delicious is a Ruby client for del.icio.us XML API. It provides both read and write functionalities. You can read user Posts, Tags and Bundles but you can create new Posts ... [More] , Tags and Bundles as well. Please visit the project homepage at http://code.simonecarletti.com/www-delicious for the full documentation and more examples. A full API reference is also available at http://www-delicious.rubyforge.org/. [Less]