Projects

CubicWeb

CubicWeb is a semantic web application framework, licensed under the LGPL, that empowers developers to efficiently build web applications by reusing components (called cubes) and following the well known object-oriented design principles. Its main features are: * an engine driven by the ... [More] explicit data model of the application, * a query language named RQL similar to W3C’s SPARQL, * a selection+view mechanism for semi-automatic XHTML/XML/JSON/text generation, * a library of reusable components (data model and views) that fulfill common needs, * the power and flexibility of the Python programming language, * the reliability of SQL databases, LDAP directories, Subversion and Mercurial for storage backends. [Less]

Neblina

El proyecto Neblina surge en Cenditel buscando esquemas de interoperatividad para la Administración Pública Nacional, con este contexto en mente hemos analizado las visiones dentro de la comunidad de software libre que tratan de buscar características de integración mediante servicios web como ... [More] exponente de una SOA mediante distintas tecnologías. Para Venezuela consideramos viable adoptar estrategias de integración con Arquitecturas Orientadas a la Web (WOA por sus siglas en inglés) que puede ser considerada como un subconjunto de las Arquitecturas orientadas a Servicios (SOA) pues cumple todas sus premisas utilizando un pequeño grupo de tecnologías simples y completamente orientadas a la Web. [Less]

FWRD

FWRD is a micro-framework for Python which has been designed to "get out of the way" and simply provide enough to make an app accessible from the web.

openotter

OpenOtter is a web server that lets you embed Python into any page. It also lets you have Python scripts and shell scripts as pages. It can be placed in any folder, and it only requires that you have Python, any version in your path, as well as having the sh shell script interpreter in your path. ... [More] OpenOtter is made in REALbasic. OpenOtter is getting redesigned. It will be written in C and have support for "Servlets" written in Python and C. Support for Java, Shell, and Python scripts will still be included. Please note, I have other projects that I am currently working on. I will continue to work on this project at a later date. In the meantime, if someone would like to help work on it, you can email me. My email address is below. If you wish to work on the project just email me ma.mazmaz_AT_g(oogle OMIT WHAT IS IN THE BRACKETS)mail.com OpenOtter v.2.0 is released. An update to the database console GUI is released, version 2.1. [Less]

objson

objson provides a pure OO way to manipulate JSON data in python by converting the whole JSON data to python objects and link them in the same logic of the original JSON data structure. It provides rich interfaces to talk to the objects such as adding/removing and updating namespaces, manipulating ... [More] sub objects, changing attributes and hierarchical relationships, etc. It also provides interfaces to convert the objects back to the JSON data format (string literals) so that it can be sent directly through XMLRPC/JSONRPC calls. [Less]

uresult

Tired of reinvesting formats ?Tired of reinventing formats for data transferring, either in static file or network transfer? UResult is here for help. UResult is a collection of formats to represent unified result. It is in three flavor of formats: Line-based text, XML, and JSON Tired of ... [More] writing the formatters and parsers ?UResult is also a collection of formatters and parsers for UResult formats, in many popular programming languages, such as Perl, Python, PHP, Java, ActionScript. Just name a few. [Less]

tiquico

Features: Highly relational; implicit and explicit categorization in multiple taxomomies; security, login, and session controls; support for I18N, including translations of Data and UI and time zone support; GPS/GIS aware Written in Python on top of MySQL and Apache, using JSON for internal ... [More] communication and exposing it's API in both JSON and XML. [Less]

python-calais

python-calais v.1.4 -- Python interface to the OpenCalais API This Python module is a wrapper around the OpenCalais API as documented at http://www.opencalais.com/calaisAPI by Reuters. It makes REST calls to the OpenCalais API via HTTP POST, then parses and simplifies the JSON responses returned ... [More] by OpenCalais. You can then access the response data in a much more pythonic manner. The module has only been tested with Python 2.5. Dependencies: simplejson (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/simplejson) Basic Usage: To use the OpenCalais API, first create a Calais() object, passing it your OpenCalais API key and a string identifier of your application: >>> from calais import Calais >>> API_KEY = "your-opencalais-api-key" >>> calais = Calais(API_KEY, submitter="python-calais demo")You can then use the analyze() method. It takes a string, containing the text to be analyzed by Calais and returns a CalaisResponse() object: >>> result = calais.analyze("George Bush was the President of the United States of America until 2009. Barack Obama is the new President of the United States now.")Or you can use the analyze_url() method, which downloads the specified HTML page and passes it on to OpenCalais: >>> result2 = calais.analyze_url("http://www.bestofsicily.com/mafia.htm")The CalaisResponse class provides several helper methods that print information about the response: >>> result.print_summary() Calais Request ID: 0bfa1f51-4dec-4a82-aba6-a9f8243a94fd Title: Language: English Extractions: 4 entities 1 topics 2 relations >>> result.print_topics() Politics >>> result.print_entities() Person: Barack Obama (0.29) Country: United States of America (0.43) Person: George Bush (0.43) Country: United States (0.29) >>> result.print_relations() PersonPoliticalPast person:George Bush position:President PersonPolitical person:Barack Obama position:President of the United StatesOr you can access the results directly: >>> print result.entities[0]["name"] Barack ObamaYou can also set processing and user directives before you make an analyze() call: >>> calais.user_directives["allowDistribution"] = "true" >>> result3 = calais.analyze("Some non-confidential text", external_id=calais.get_random_id())Please report bugs or feature requests at the Google Code issue tracker for this project at http://code.google.com/p/python-calais/issues/list This project is sponsored by A115 Ltd. [Less]

taytorian

Browser Based Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game

pickle2txt

If for some reason you have a number of abandoned pickle files (e.g. a doomed web app originally stored user info this way), this script can help you recover your data without spending the 10 minutes it would take to write the script yourself. Given a Python pickle file (text or binary), this ... [More] script translates the original file to any of the following text-based, human-readable formats: Plain, unformatted text repr() (Python code representation) JSON XML DataTree And a few more formats are goals, but not yet implemented: ReStructured Text YAML Note that some of these formats currently require that the library for the target format is available. The dependencies all have free implementations, so for the sake of making this script more immediately useful, I'll eventually include the necessary code from those sources in this script. [Less]