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[http://github.com/mwunsch/prism Prism] is a | [http://github.com/mwunsch/prism Prism] is a microformats [[parser]], library, and command line tool for the Ruby | ||
programming language. | |||
http://github.com/mwunsch/prism | |||
== summary == | |||
Prism is a Microformat parser and "html toolkit" backed by the powerful Nokogiri libxml2 parser (http://nokogiri.org). It defines a | |||
DSL (a domain-specific language) for parsing POSH formats, and comes included with support for several Microformats. Right now (v0.1.0) it supports: | |||
== supported microformats == | |||
* [[rel-tag]] | |||
* [[rel-license]] | |||
* [[VoteLinks]] | |||
* [[XFN]] | |||
* [[XOXO]] | |||
* [[XMDP]] | |||
* [[geo]] | |||
* [[adr]] | |||
* [[hCard]] | |||
== installation == | |||
To get started, just make sure you have Ruby installed on your system | |||
and run `gem install prism` (you might need `sudo`). | |||
== command line tool == | |||
Using the command line tool | |||
<source lang="bash"> | |||
prism --hcard http://markwunsch.com > ~/Desktop/mark.vcf | |||
</source> | |||
Go ahead and try that: you can add me to your address book. Prism's CLI (command line interface) allows you to convert hcards to vcards (more coming soon, of course). | |||
=== documentation === | |||
Type `prism` to see a general help page. Man pages are in the works. | |||
== feedback and issues == | |||
I urge you all to check out Prism, run it and see if it parses to your expectations. If not, please open an issue on GitHub | |||
(http://github.com/mwunsch/prism/issues). | |||
== future plans == | |||
Priorities for the next release include: | |||
* smarter handling of [[ISO8601]], [[Geo]], and E.123 | |||
* passing all of the [[value-class-pattern-tests|Value Class pattern tests]]. | |||
* Following that, I plan on focusing on getting | |||
** [[hCalendar]] and | |||
** [[hAtom]] support in. | |||
Thanks for checking it out and I encourage contribution! | |||
Thanks, | |||
-Mark Wunsch | |||
@markwunsch on Twitter | |||
http://github.com/mwunsch | |||
mwunsch on [[irc]] | |||
== see also == | |||
* 2010-03-02 [http://microformats.org/discuss/mail/microformats-discuss/2010-March/013193.html uf-discuss: Introducing Prism: Microformat Parser and Library for Ruby] |
Latest revision as of 19:08, 23 October 2024
Prism is a microformats parser, library, and command line tool for the Ruby programming language.
http://github.com/mwunsch/prism
summary
Prism is a Microformat parser and "html toolkit" backed by the powerful Nokogiri libxml2 parser (http://nokogiri.org). It defines a DSL (a domain-specific language) for parsing POSH formats, and comes included with support for several Microformats. Right now (v0.1.0) it supports:
supported microformats
installation
To get started, just make sure you have Ruby installed on your system and run `gem install prism` (you might need `sudo`).
command line tool
Using the command line tool
prism --hcard http://markwunsch.com > ~/Desktop/mark.vcf
Go ahead and try that: you can add me to your address book. Prism's CLI (command line interface) allows you to convert hcards to vcards (more coming soon, of course).
documentation
Type `prism` to see a general help page. Man pages are in the works.
feedback and issues
I urge you all to check out Prism, run it and see if it parses to your expectations. If not, please open an issue on GitHub (http://github.com/mwunsch/prism/issues).
future plans
Priorities for the next release include:
- smarter handling of ISO8601, Geo, and E.123
- passing all of the Value Class pattern tests.
- Following that, I plan on focusing on getting
Thanks for checking it out and I encourage contribution!
Thanks, -Mark Wunsch @markwunsch on Twitter http://github.com/mwunsch mwunsch on irc