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Textmode Quake 0.4.2
Textmode Quake project is a text mode implementation for Quake. more>>
Textmode Quake project is a text mode implementation for Quake.
Textmode Quake (ttyquake) exactly what it sounds like, the classic game quake, played in textmode.
Works in VTs, as, xterms (or some other variant) in X, and even telnet.
Its just what it sounds like. Rather than those trendy colored pixels that are all the rage with the kids these days, Textmode Quake uses plain text characters for its rendering.
The graphics-challenged need not feel left out any longer.
Play Quake at a text terminal, in an xterm, or over a telnet session!
<<lessTextmode Quake (ttyquake) exactly what it sounds like, the classic game quake, played in textmode.
Works in VTs, as, xterms (or some other variant) in X, and even telnet.
Its just what it sounds like. Rather than those trendy colored pixels that are all the rage with the kids these days, Textmode Quake uses plain text characters for its rendering.
The graphics-challenged need not feel left out any longer.
Play Quake at a text terminal, in an xterm, or over a telnet session!
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Added: 2006-11-14 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1078 downloads
aSVERD Beta 2
aSVERD project is a Scalable Vector Graphics Entity Relationship Diagram generator. more>>
aSVERD project is a Scalable Vector Graphics Entity Relationship Diagram generator. It is a tool that should be seen as part of a tool chain rather than a complete solution. What it does is read tables and relationships from a database and generate an SVG file containing the tables and links.
The motivation for creating this was than I have worked in many organisations that have databases with no ERDs and no tools for creating them. I finally got so fed up that I decided to do something about it and this is the result.
The way it is intended to work is that you point SVERD at your database and it creates an SVG file containing all tables and links between them. It DOES NOT attempt to create a fancy layout. it just puts the tables on the diagram in a grid. This can be viewed in a web browser (may need an SVG plug-in). You then use an SVG editor, such as GLIPSGraffiti to lay ou the tables. If you re-run SVERD on an exisitng output file it will not move the tables, therefore the diagram can be updated with out loosing your edits.
NOTE: the links between the tables are rendered using JavaScript, so that if you move the tables around in an editor, the links stay with them. The disadvantage of this is that the editor may not show the links while you are editing (this is the case with GLIPS).
If the table references are not defined in the database they can be supplied in a text file.
Usage
java -jar asverd.jar PropertiesFile
Or
java -jar asverd.jar -d driver -c connectionString -u user -p password [-o outputFile] [-q tableQuery] [-s schema] [-c catalog] [-r refs.txt]
e.g. sverd.TableLister -d com.mysql.jdbc.Driver -c jdbc:mysql://168.0.0.200:3306/DataBase1 -u fred -p secret
The properties file should contain
sverd.driver=databaseDriver
sverd.url=connectionString
sverd.user=username
sverd.password=password
sverd.outputFile=outputFile (optional - STDOUT used if not present)
sverd.tableQuery=query for table name - e.g. INV% (optional - all tables returned if not present)
sverd.schema=database schema (optional - leave out for DBs that do not use)
sverd.catalog=database catalog (optional - leave out for DBs that do not use)
sverd.references=refs.txt (optional - a file containing referecnes if these are not defined in the database. This file should be of the format TABLE [tablename] [foriegnKeyColName] REFERENCES [tablename] [primaryKeyColName] - I know flat text files are not trendy but this format is relatively easy to generate from either XML or SQL (via AWK, SED, PERL, etc)
Enhancements:
- This release fixes bugs with using the SVG in FireFox and adds JavaScript based zooming (click an entity to zoom). The jar contains source and class files
<<lessThe motivation for creating this was than I have worked in many organisations that have databases with no ERDs and no tools for creating them. I finally got so fed up that I decided to do something about it and this is the result.
The way it is intended to work is that you point SVERD at your database and it creates an SVG file containing all tables and links between them. It DOES NOT attempt to create a fancy layout. it just puts the tables on the diagram in a grid. This can be viewed in a web browser (may need an SVG plug-in). You then use an SVG editor, such as GLIPSGraffiti to lay ou the tables. If you re-run SVERD on an exisitng output file it will not move the tables, therefore the diagram can be updated with out loosing your edits.
NOTE: the links between the tables are rendered using JavaScript, so that if you move the tables around in an editor, the links stay with them. The disadvantage of this is that the editor may not show the links while you are editing (this is the case with GLIPS).
If the table references are not defined in the database they can be supplied in a text file.
Usage
java -jar asverd.jar PropertiesFile
Or
java -jar asverd.jar -d driver -c connectionString -u user -p password [-o outputFile] [-q tableQuery] [-s schema] [-c catalog] [-r refs.txt]
e.g. sverd.TableLister -d com.mysql.jdbc.Driver -c jdbc:mysql://168.0.0.200:3306/DataBase1 -u fred -p secret
The properties file should contain
sverd.driver=databaseDriver
sverd.url=connectionString
sverd.user=username
sverd.password=password
sverd.outputFile=outputFile (optional - STDOUT used if not present)
sverd.tableQuery=query for table name - e.g. INV% (optional - all tables returned if not present)
sverd.schema=database schema (optional - leave out for DBs that do not use)
sverd.catalog=database catalog (optional - leave out for DBs that do not use)
sverd.references=refs.txt (optional - a file containing referecnes if these are not defined in the database. This file should be of the format TABLE [tablename] [foriegnKeyColName] REFERENCES [tablename] [primaryKeyColName] - I know flat text files are not trendy but this format is relatively easy to generate from either XML or SQL (via AWK, SED, PERL, etc)
Enhancements:
- This release fixes bugs with using the SVG in FireFox and adds JavaScript based zooming (click an entity to zoom). The jar contains source and class files
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Added: 2007-01-19 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1009 downloads
Test::Chimps::Howto 0.07
Test::Chimps::Howto is a Perl module with a howto about Test::Chimps. more>>
Test::Chimps::Howto is a Perl module with a howto about Test::Chimps.
SYNOPSIS
This document briefly describes how to set up a Chimps server and a Chimps smoker to smoke a project.
THE SERVER
We will be setting up a smoke server for an imaginary company called Bananas 2.0, who make a trendy AJAX website for ordering bananas for primates online. To install the Chimps server, install the Test::Chimps package from CPAN on the machine that will be hosting the server CGI (in this case gorilla.bananas2.com).
root@gorilla:~# cpan Test::Chimps
This will install the various libraries that Chimps needs on the server-side. Next, you are going to need to create the server CGI. There is an example in the Test-Chimps distribution that looks a lot like this:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Test::Chimps::Server;
my $server = Test::Chimps::Server->new(
base_dir => /home/chimps,
list_template => list.tmpl,
variables_validation_spec => {
project => 1,
revision => 1,
committer => 1,
duration => 1,
osname => 1,
osvers => 1,
archname => 1
}
);
$server->handle_request;
This file should be put somewhere where the webserver can execute CGIs. In this case, it will be dropped in /usr/lib/cgi-bin and called chimps-server.pl.
The call to the Test::Chimps::Server constructor passes three arguments. The base_dir argument specifies that /home/chimps will be where the Chimps server will store its database, rate limiting file, and templates. The list_template argument says that the file list.tmpl will be used as the template for the front page (where smoke reports are listed). This file can be found in the examples subdirectory of the Test-Chimps distribution (and its too large to reproduce here). You should drop list.tmpl into /home/chimps/templates. Finally, variables_validation_spec tells the Chimps server which report variables the server will require. See "REPORT VARIABLES" in Test::Chimps for more information about report variables. There are also many more options that can be passed to the Test::Chimps::Server constructor for specifying where things should be stored and how to serve smoke reports.
You should now be able to hit http://gorilla.banana2.com/cgi-bin/chimps-server.pl and see an empty listing of smoke reports. Well fix the problem of it being empty in the next section.
<<lessSYNOPSIS
This document briefly describes how to set up a Chimps server and a Chimps smoker to smoke a project.
THE SERVER
We will be setting up a smoke server for an imaginary company called Bananas 2.0, who make a trendy AJAX website for ordering bananas for primates online. To install the Chimps server, install the Test::Chimps package from CPAN on the machine that will be hosting the server CGI (in this case gorilla.bananas2.com).
root@gorilla:~# cpan Test::Chimps
This will install the various libraries that Chimps needs on the server-side. Next, you are going to need to create the server CGI. There is an example in the Test-Chimps distribution that looks a lot like this:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Test::Chimps::Server;
my $server = Test::Chimps::Server->new(
base_dir => /home/chimps,
list_template => list.tmpl,
variables_validation_spec => {
project => 1,
revision => 1,
committer => 1,
duration => 1,
osname => 1,
osvers => 1,
archname => 1
}
);
$server->handle_request;
This file should be put somewhere where the webserver can execute CGIs. In this case, it will be dropped in /usr/lib/cgi-bin and called chimps-server.pl.
The call to the Test::Chimps::Server constructor passes three arguments. The base_dir argument specifies that /home/chimps will be where the Chimps server will store its database, rate limiting file, and templates. The list_template argument says that the file list.tmpl will be used as the template for the front page (where smoke reports are listed). This file can be found in the examples subdirectory of the Test-Chimps distribution (and its too large to reproduce here). You should drop list.tmpl into /home/chimps/templates. Finally, variables_validation_spec tells the Chimps server which report variables the server will require. See "REPORT VARIABLES" in Test::Chimps for more information about report variables. There are also many more options that can be passed to the Test::Chimps::Server constructor for specifying where things should be stored and how to serve smoke reports.
You should now be able to hit http://gorilla.banana2.com/cgi-bin/chimps-server.pl and see an empty listing of smoke reports. Well fix the problem of it being empty in the next section.
Download (0.027MB)
Added: 2006-10-17 License: Perl Artistic License Price:
1102 downloads
Orca Interactive Forum Script 1.1
Orca Interactive Forum Script is an interactive Web-based forum script that is based on AJAX technology, more>>
Orca Interactive Forum Script is an interactive Web-based forum script that is based on AJAX technology,
In the world of accelerating technologies you dont want archaic forum software. You want something new, fresh, classy, stylish and sexy - just like Orca.
Orca introduces a new approach to building online discussion boards. The main focus in Orca is given to self-moderation - it provides tools to build a community without -moderators or administrators. It gives true freedom.
Main features:
AJAXy
- AJAX is cool and trendy, but whats more important - it makes web apps work better. Orca is an AJAX forums script, using AJAX exactly where it should be used. This brings unique user experiences and considerable server load savings.
Self-ruling
- Forums need close attention to run smoothly. Orca doesnt. We built Orca as a self-moderated community script, which can work effectively without any moderators whatsoever. This is the main difference, and Orca will be getting better at it.
Integratable
- You might already have a website, and it might already have a good database of users. Orca is remarkably easy to integrate with your existing user database. You just add it to your site, and it accepts existing members with their photos and passwords.
GPL-licensed
- Free community needs a free forum script. Orca is completely free, open-source and free in terms of licensing. It is distributed under GPL license, which should uncover its potential and make it #1 forum software on the net.
Enhancements:
- This release added a live post tracker, "Sticky" topics, an advanced WYSIWYG post editor, a "Reply with quote" option, and wider support for hosting setups.
<<lessIn the world of accelerating technologies you dont want archaic forum software. You want something new, fresh, classy, stylish and sexy - just like Orca.
Orca introduces a new approach to building online discussion boards. The main focus in Orca is given to self-moderation - it provides tools to build a community without -moderators or administrators. It gives true freedom.
Main features:
AJAXy
- AJAX is cool and trendy, but whats more important - it makes web apps work better. Orca is an AJAX forums script, using AJAX exactly where it should be used. This brings unique user experiences and considerable server load savings.
Self-ruling
- Forums need close attention to run smoothly. Orca doesnt. We built Orca as a self-moderated community script, which can work effectively without any moderators whatsoever. This is the main difference, and Orca will be getting better at it.
Integratable
- You might already have a website, and it might already have a good database of users. Orca is remarkably easy to integrate with your existing user database. You just add it to your site, and it accepts existing members with their photos and passwords.
GPL-licensed
- Free community needs a free forum script. Orca is completely free, open-source and free in terms of licensing. It is distributed under GPL license, which should uncover its potential and make it #1 forum software on the net.
Enhancements:
- This release added a live post tracker, "Sticky" topics, an advanced WYSIWYG post editor, a "Reply with quote" option, and wider support for hosting setups.
Download (0.65MB)
Added: 2007-02-27 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
976 downloads
PIMPPA 0.6.0
PIMPPA is a tool to loot binaries from newsgroups (and ftp sites, but the ftp support is probably deprecated). more>>
PIMPPA is a tool to loot binaries from newsgroups (and ftp sites, but the ftp support is probably deprecated). PIMPPA tries to achieve complete "hands free" -operation where possible.
The system is best suited for the Connoisseur, the Collector and the Worshipper of the Mighty Crond. Its not very useful for the minions of the trendy interactive.
Main features:
- Attempts to skip duplicates and spam before downloading actual messages.
- Further duplicate discarding based on filenames & MD5 -checksums.
- Allows user-definable, content-based pruning scripts for even more involved discarding.
- Intelligent multipart handling, downloads only complete postings.
- Supports multiple newsservers.
- Filename-based sorting of accepted files to proper directories.
- Can be used to hunt known file series, extensions or message subject patterns and skip the rest.
- Supports automatic file integrity testing and transformation.
- Several tools and scripts for file maintenance and viewing.
- Knowledge is kept in SQL database, making it relatively easy for you to write your own custom scripts and utilities.
- Cronable: come back next week to check the filtered catch.
- Optional Gnome GUI.
- Its free! - GPLed Open Source.
<<lessThe system is best suited for the Connoisseur, the Collector and the Worshipper of the Mighty Crond. Its not very useful for the minions of the trendy interactive.
Main features:
- Attempts to skip duplicates and spam before downloading actual messages.
- Further duplicate discarding based on filenames & MD5 -checksums.
- Allows user-definable, content-based pruning scripts for even more involved discarding.
- Intelligent multipart handling, downloads only complete postings.
- Supports multiple newsservers.
- Filename-based sorting of accepted files to proper directories.
- Can be used to hunt known file series, extensions or message subject patterns and skip the rest.
- Supports automatic file integrity testing and transformation.
- Several tools and scripts for file maintenance and viewing.
- Knowledge is kept in SQL database, making it relatively easy for you to write your own custom scripts and utilities.
- Cronable: come back next week to check the filtered catch.
- Optional Gnome GUI.
- Its free! - GPLed Open Source.
Download (0.19MB)
Added: 2006-10-17 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1102 downloads
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