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Luracast Restler

Simple and effective multi-protocol REST API Server written in PHP

cfpropertylist

CFPropertyListThe PHP implementation of Apple's PropertyList can handle XML PropertyLists as well as binary PropertyLists. It offers functionality to easily convert data between worlds, e.g. recalculating timestamps from unix epoch to apple epoch and vice versa. A feature to automagically create ... [More] (guess) the plist structure from a normal PHP data structure will help you dump your data to plist in no time. Choose Your Favorite Operating SystemCFPropertyList does not rely on any "Apple proprietary" components, like plutil. CFPropertyList runs on any Operating System with PHP and some standard extensions installed. Although you might want to deliver data to your iPhone application, you might want to run those server side services on your standard Linux (or even Windows) environment, rather than buying an expensive Apple Server. With CFPropertyList you now have the power to provide data from your favorite Operating System. Requirements And Limitationsrequires PHP5 (tested with PHP5.2.9 and 5.3.0 on Mac, PHP5.2.1 on Windows) requires either MBString or Iconv requires either BC or GMP (see BigIntegerBug for an explanation) - as of CFPropertyList 1.0.1 [Less]

iphone-plist-net

Summary.Net Library for working with Apples *.plist Files. Designed for plists on the iPhone / iPod Touch (I don't know if apple uses the same format on their Desktop OS, but I guss so) FeaturesCreate, Read and Write *.plist files under .Net Supports *.plist in Biary and XML Format. ... [More] AcknowledgmentTanks to Pete Wilson, whose script plutil.pl helped me to understand and support the binary format of *.plist files. [Less]

ini2plist

INI file to property list conversion utility. Requires C99 and KVSlib. BSD style license.

plistlib

AboutPlistLib adds support to reading (Apple Cocoa's) Plist files from .NET with support for the primitive types, including arrays and dictionaries. All values are cleanly translated to their .NET equivalents. XibLib, which is included, extends this by providing decoding for (Interface ... [More] Builder) Xib files. This means that Cocoa controls will be unarchived from the Plist and reconstructed using their Windows Forms equivalents. Planned features include Plist write support, and outlet and target/action support for Xib files. XibViewer is included as a demo application to inspect Xib files. ExampleA Xib file open in both Interface Builder and PlistViewer: [Less]

ruby-plist

Currently supports only the xml and binary variants (ie not NEXT property lists yet). Pre-alpha quality, but usable to de-serialize and convert to YAML.

Osxcart

Osxcart, or OS X Converting And Reading Tool, is a library designed to import file formats used in Mac OS X, NeXTSTEP, and GnuSTEP into GTK+/GLib-based programs easily, using a lightweight interface. Examples: property lists, RTF and RTFD documents.

as3plist

as3plistThis library offers a functionality to manipulate Apple property list using actionscript 3. You can use plist to config your flash/flex applications and begin to code quickly with predefined xml format. And you can now use binary format. http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd

touchengine

DescriptionOverviewiPhone Cocoa Touch / Google App Engine Communication framework. This framework is highlighted in an IBM Developerworks article here. Technologies UsedPython, Google App Engine, and the iPhone SDK Current featuresIncludes a slightly modified version of the python plist library ... [More] to allow syndication of data from Google App Engine to the iPhone via xml plists. Includes a generically useful caching plist downloader library for the iPhone SDK that keeps the user in sync with Google App Engine data and allows offline access to that data. Includes a python library that injects methods into App Engine model objects to easily generate python dictionary representations and plists from those objects. Includes a handler object that allows the easy syndication of model objects as plists from a URL with several sorting and filtering arguments. Example Codeisonnet, a Google App Engine application that syndicates Shakespeare's Sonnets in plist form for consumption by the iPhone app. The application is running at http://isonnet.appspot.com/. Sonnet, a viewer application for the iPhone, which we're going to release soon for free on the app store, that connects to our Google App Engine site to download, cache, and display Shakespeare's Sonnets. Future Features / Informal RoadmapUser Authentication Creating new data or modifying data on the server from iPhone using plists this is partially done. We can set most db.properties from strings. Modifying/Updating existing data on server from iPhone using plists Libraries Libraries Libraries -- starting with a user defaults sync solution Automated synchronization of model on iPhone and on GAE SponsorsCurrently development for this project is sponsored by Sounds Broken, Inc, and GiftCS, LLC. Please contact the project for sponsorship details. [Less]

codebackpack

List of librariesCodeBackpack.Plist - loosely-typed data structure capable of storing a handful of primitive scalar types and two container types (dictionary and list), which makes it possible to construct arbitrarily nested structures that can be loaded from XML streams, and written to XML streams. ... [More] XML representation is compatible with Apple's XML plists. IHttpHandler unit testing. Emacs customizations (not much right now). [Less]