Phlickr
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/
2006-08-28T13:50:27+01:00Phlickr
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/lib/images/favicon.icotext/html2006-08-28T11:41:34+01:00andrew morton (drewish@66.224.185.167)sample_code
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/sample_code?do=diff1156790494
The following samples should give you an idea how Phlickr works and what you can do with it. There are also some tools written using Phlickr that are useful for both reference and as an idea of how Phlickr can be used in “real world” app...text/html2006-05-15T09:09:13+01:00andrew morton (drewish@71.141.4.98)unit_tests
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/unit_tests?do=diff1147709353
Phlickr ships with a set of unit tests to verify its functionality. The unit tests are divided into two separate suites, offline and online. The unit tests are written using PHPUnit2. On UNIX systems you’ll need to be case sensitive, on Wind...text/html2006-04-09T12:48:44+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.189.14.129)auth_token
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/auth_token?do=diff1144612124
Flickr uses a numeric value that they call an authentication token to link the permissions a user grants to an application. You’ll need to have an API key and secret. To obtain an auth token, you can run the following script on a comand line:...text/html2006-04-09T11:53:25+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.189.14.129)phlickr
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/phlickr?do=diff1144608805
Phlickr is an open source PHP5 based api kit used to access the Flickr API. Note: the documentation has recently been moved from SourceForge‘s webserver server to my own. The short version of the story is that their security restrictions made...text/html2006-04-09T11:49:49+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.189.14.129)api_key
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/api_key?do=diff1144608589
Flickr’s API is open to the public for non-commercial usage but they require that each application have a unique API key. They use the key for two things: application usage tracking and authentication. The tracking lets them block broken appli...text/html2006-04-03T11:55:31+01:00andrew morton (drewish@216.165.70.218)tools - linked directly to downloads rather than revisions
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/tools?do=diff1144090531
These are some tools I’ve written with Phlickr. FavoriteDesktop FavoriteDesktop downloads a random photo from your favorites list, converts it to a Windows bitmap (using ImageMagick's convert tool) and then sets it as your desktop backgrou...text/html2005-09-24T02:35:59+01:00andrew morton (drewish@71.34.84.144)todo
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/todo?do=diff1127554559
Development on Phlickr is directed by two things: code I need for my projects and your requests. If there’s something you need let me know. This is a rough list of changes and additions I’d like to make to Phlickr. There’s also t...text/html2005-09-01T18:53:49+01:00andrew morton (drewish@131.252.201.95)changes - fixed case of "Broken backwards compatibility"
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/changes?do=diff1125626029
Release date: 2005-08-26 Broken backwards compatibility Reworked most of the photo sorting. Phlickr_PhotoSorter uses a Phlickr_Framework_IPhotoSortStrategy instead of the Phlickr_Framework_IPhotoComparator. The implementations have been moved fro...text/html2005-08-31T21:41:49+01:00andrew morton (drewish@71.56.142.112)installation
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/installation?do=diff1125549709
Phlickr is released as a PEAR package which you can download from SourceForge. Prerequisites Make sure that you are running PHP version 5. You can check the version using the following command: $ php -v PHP 5.0.4 (cli) (built: Mar 31 2005 02:45:4...text/html2005-07-24T02:24:59+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)faq
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/faq?do=diff1122197099
A: No, Phlickr uses several of the new features in PHP5. You’ll need to try one of the other PHP projects, most are compatible with PHP4. Q: Can you recommend a PHP5 web host A: Hell yes. I’ve had an excellent experience with Telana I...text/html2005-07-18T20:27:07+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)authentication - created
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/authentication?do=diff1121743627
Flickr recently implemented a new authentication mechanism for their API. The Full details can be found at: http://flickr.com/services/api/auth.spec.html Instead of simply providing a email and password you now got a few steps. For commandline apps...text/html2005-06-28T01:24:43+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)enabling_modules
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/enabling_modules?do=diff1119947083
Phlickr uses two several of PHP5's extensions, CURL and SimpleXML. In some cases these two extensions may not be enabled by default. The first step is verify that the modules are not already being loaded. You view a list of the modules using the f...text/html2005-06-27T13:24:29+01:00andrew morton (drewish@64.122.184.167)contribute
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/contribute?do=diff1119903869
Phlickr is released under the LGPL license. Contributions, corrections, and suggestions are always welcome. Notes for developers This project follows the PEAR coding standards. All the unit tests are written using PHPUnit2. Phlickr’s API ...text/html2005-06-22T00:22:14+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)other_php_projects
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/other_php_projects?do=diff1119424934
If Phlickr isn’t right for you (too complex, can’t use PHP5) check out some of these other PHP API Kits: PEAR::Flickr_API module - The closest thing to an “official” release as you’ll find. It’s PHP4 compatible. ...text/html2005-06-22T00:18:43+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)pear_flickr_api
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/pear_flickr_api?do=diff1119424723
This is a PHP Flickr API Kit that is compatible with PHP4 and PHP5. The closest thing to an “official” release as you’ll find. You’ve got to roll your own requests and parse the responses. http://code.iamcal.com/php/flickr/r...text/html2005-06-22T00:17:54+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)phpflickr
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/phpflickr?do=diff1119424674
A PHP Flickr API kit. A wrapper to the PEAR module. Might make development easier but it has some code smells about it. I’d really like to see it refactored into several classes. Homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpflickr/ ...text/html2005-06-22T00:17:24+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)oberkampf
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/oberkampf?do=diff1119424644
A PHP Flickr API kit. A cut-and-paste solution. If it does what you want, it’ll do it out of the box. Homepage: http://www.entrauge.com/tools/oberkampf/index.php ...text/html2005-06-19T14:30:53+01:00andrew morton (drewish@67.164.53.103)download - tied to make the link a little clearer
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/download?do=diff1119216653
You need to download Phlickr from the SourceForge project page : http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=129880. Yes, it’s a pain in the ass, but it is free. ...text/html2005-06-06T13:25:09+01:00andrew morton (drewish@131.252.217.155)maintainers
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/maintainers?do=diff1118089509
Currently, Phlickr is maintained by Andrew Morton, who is in turn ably assisted by those listed on the contributors page. ...text/html2005-05-31T11:03:55+01:00andrew morton (drewish@131.252.79.216)php5 - creating other php projects page
http://drewish.com/projects/phlickr/php5?do=diff1117562635
PHP5 is the newest version of PHP. This version has lots of cool features programming much easier. Phlickr utilizes many of the new PHP5 features so it won’t work with older versions of PHP. If your hosting provider only offers PHP4 take a l...