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== general purpose validators ==
== general purpose validators ==
The following validators will validate multiple microformats on a page:
The following validators will validate multiple microformats on a page:
== Google Rich Snippets Testing Tool ==
[http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets Google Rich Snippets Testing Tool] it can parse microformats from URLs and output the eventual errors found in the same page. Does not support all microformats data but is in a continuous updating process.


===Optimus===
===Optimus===

Revision as of 14:59, 3 October 2011

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general purpose validators

The following validators will validate multiple microformats on a page:

Google Rich Snippets Testing Tool

Google Rich Snippets Testing Tool it can parse microformats from URLs and output the eventual errors found in the same page. Does not support all microformats data but is in a continuous updating process.

Optimus

Main article: Optimus

Optimus is a microformats transformer and validator that supports numerous microformats including hCard, hCalendar, hReview, hAtom (note: hAtom validation issues).

Get the Optimus microformats validator favelet. Blog post: validator browser button.

Please add issues to the optimus-issues page.

specific microformats validators

hCard Validator

Operator Debugger

Main article: Operator

microformats: hCard, hCalendar

Operator does a good job of compliant parsing for microformats in general, and includes a debug mode that can help identify errors in the structure.

rel-lint

Rel-Lint provides linting and inspection of rel-tag and XFN (by Drew McLellan)

validator project

There has been a suggestion to host an "official" microformats validator at microformats.org.

Ideas:

  • hCard validator is open-source (BSD-licensed) and extensible enough to support other microformats (it's mostly a matter of hooking up XSLT templates that extract microformat data and find errors). The codebase is pretty clean, UI is internationalized.

Who wants to help make this happen, and what do you need?

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