Projects

collectd

collectd is a small daemon which collects system information periodically and writes the results to an RRD-file. What does collectd do? collectd collects information about the system it is running on and writes this information into special database files. These database files can then be used ... [More] to generate graphs of the collected data. collectd itself does not generate graphs, it only collects the data. You should use software like drraw to generate pretty pictures from these RRD-files. Nonetheless, sample scripts are included to get you started on own graphing scripts. [Less]

Pubwich

Pubwich is an open-source PHP Web application that allows you to aggregate your published data from multiple Websites and services into a single HTML page.

archlinuxfr

Suite la remise à plat du serveur et de refonte actuelle du site, il est interessant que les sources de archlinuxfr.org restent à l a disposition de tous L'ancienne solution à base de Trac pouvait soulever des problèmes pour la pérennité du dépôt, c'est pourquoi tous les sources ont été déplacé sur Google Code

Mimic Console

Mimic is a visual web-based monitoring aggregation system aimed at sysadmins managing medium to large server farms which reduces status of hosts to a small icon representing each host. It could also be thought of as a monitoring system monitoring system

Managed Media Aggregation

Delivering media to clients can be a complex and expensive process. This project's goal is to allow developers to deliver media to clients freely in less then 10 lines of code utilizing standards complaint protocol implementations. It also aims to provide a re-usable set of classes for working ... [More] with Rtsp and Rtp/Rtcp and Sdp. aggregation audio IEEE1733 Media RFC2032 RFC2326 RFC2435 RFC3550 RFC3611 RFC4566 RFC4571 RFC4585 RFC5450 RFC5760 RTCP RTP rtpdump RTSP Sdp server streaming video [Less]

php-javascript-css-aggregator

This project does 2 major things: 1. It makes sure you include every css and js only once in every page you generate. This is very helpful when using templating, since you want to attach the template css to the template, but if you reuse the template the css will be called several times, not ... [More] necessarily causing any damage, but there is a slight performance hit, and problems in firebug (and we don't want that!) 2. If you set $GENERAL_CONFIG'aggregate' = true, then this code starts aggregating the css and js files into one large file. This helps decrease calls to http, really boosting up your site's performance. USAGE: 1. Create the cache table (see notices) 2. Create the code accessing the cache table, basically this is a class supporting the functions $db->GetCacheInfo, $db->SetCacheInfo, and $db->CreateCacheInfo. 3. require js_css_aggregator in your code, and either call js_include_once(), or css_include_once() as necessary. 4. to output the cache into your html, the code provides the global variables $all_js and $all_css, which you just echo in your html. To provide the best performace for your site, echo $all_css at the top of your html, and echo $all_js at the bottom of your html. NOTICES: 1. To use the aggregator you need the following db table: CREATE TABLE cache ( id int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, cache_name varchar(100) collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL, cache_content text collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL, version varchar(100) collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL, last_update datetime NOT NULL, last_update_unix bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL default '0', PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY cache_name (cache_name) ) I didn't add the database code to the project yet because it is too customized for the project I wrote the aggregator for. So this google code is for php programmers not afraid to hack and customize code to fit their own projects. I am hoping that in the near future I will have a quiet weekend to turn this code into a closed component. 2. The code currently creates a different cache per page, but that is easily modifiable. 3. There is different code producing the js and css includes, but they are virtually identical, I will probably pretty up this code when I have the time. WISHLIST: 1. Wrap this code in a normal class to get rid of the horrible global variables. 2. Split the parameter $GENERAL_CONFIG'aggregate' into $GENERAL_CONFIG'js-aggregate' and $GENERAL_CONFIG'css-aggregate', so people can choose whether they want to aggregate js or css only. 3. Add the database code to the class so people don't have to write it themselves. 4. That someone would either volunteer to help me with this, or that someone will take this and rewrite it into something more useful for the community :) [Less]

jaggr

Jaggr - it is framework for aggregate data from multiple sources. Imagine, You want aggregate data from supplier Excel price, your existing e-commerce portal, external good description database and so on. With Jaggr You can do that quickly. With Jaggr You can:Aggregate any number of entity ... [More] together Uncover identical entity from different source Manipulate with set of entities (addition, subtraction, etc) Synchronize entities between many targets Find & resolve conflicts automatically or by hand Transform data Receive delta-multitudes for modified targets Use entity manipulation history for processing decisions [Less]

Planetarium

A PHP blog aggregator using Zend Framework and Zym Framework libraries.

django-galaxy

Similar to FeedJack and Planet. However, instead of trying to be a whole project you install, it's a reusable application and tries to be as extensible as possible. Not ready for a first release yet, but nearing that stage!

crouke

Crouke (a type of ancient jar) is a web resource aggregation center for Linux (currently) users. It takes advantages of websites that providing RESTful infrastructure so that contents can be concentrated all on a single local application. It also try to help users manage the resources locally. For ... [More] example, downloading resources, installing and configuration, deletion, rolling back to previous resources and configurations, etc... A good example, would be the series of websites from www.gnome-look.org, www.kde-look.org, etc... Crouke displays contents from these sites (in this case, wallpapers, themes, compiz themes, apps, icon themes, etc) locally and users can choose to install/config/delete/roll back as needed. It aim to help end users having a smoothly no-pain process on install/config/delete/roll back arts, themes, and other apps hosted on those sites. [Less]