Free www software for linux

WWW::Form is a module for handling the world-wide-web form process. The project enables generating forms, filling them from user input, verifying them, and re-displaying them in case something is wrong.

WWW::BF2S is a Perl module that can get Battlefield 2 Player Stats.

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::BF2S;
my $bf2 = Net::BF2S->new;
my $data = $bf2->getStats(45355493,64573414,64318788,64246757,62797217,61091442,64964638,64661842,65431962,58968459);

Fetches Battlefield 2 player stats from BF2S.

You must use the PID (player ID) when requesting stats. If you try to request the player stats by player name, the module will ignore it and move on to the next one in the list. You can get the PID from many sources, including the BF2S.com website.
You can only make THREE requests for data in a SIX hour period.

This is a restriction from the feed provider, not the module. Try to ask for as many PIDs as possible in one request. The module is being written (this part is coming soon) in a way that will try to include a list of "PID Request Candidates" (a list of PIDs that youve asked for before, but you didnt ask for this time around) that will also be requested in that same request, which is meant to update your local player Stat Cache when possible.

Ill provide more documentation later.

getStats

Access this method in an OO way.

my $data = $bf2->getStats(65431962,64246757,64661842);

It will return a hashref that contains data for the PIDs requested. It is in this format:

$data = {
65431962 => {
country => US,
link => http://bf2s.com/player/65431962/,
time => 525400,
deaths => 5332,
nick => Rd54321,
score => 9757,
wins => 222,
losses => 368,
pid => 65431962,
updated => 1148275361,
rank => 6,
kills => 3237
},
64246757 => {
country => US,
link => http://bf2s.com/player/64246757/,
time => 272092,
deaths => 1739,
nick => dustyheynu,
score => 5076,
wins => 76,
losses => 110,
pid => 64246757,
updated => 1148275361,
rank => 5,
kills => 1130
},
64661842 => {
country => US,
link => http://bf2s.com/player/64661842/,
time => 1008165,
deaths => 11902,
nick => READYORNOTHEREICOME,
score => 29062,
wins => 550,
losses => 689,
pid => 64661842,
updated => 1148275361,
rank => 8,
kills => 8757
}
};

It will only fetch data that is at least two hours old. Otherwise, it will serve the data from the stat cache file.

If none of the PIDs need updated (already updated within two hours), it wont send a request at all and only serve from the cache.

If at least one of the PIDs need updated (because its older than two hours or has never been requested), it will request those PIDs that need updated. When the "PID Request Candidates" feature is ready, it will also request, at that same time, a list of "candidates" from your stat cache.

WWW::GMail is a Perl extension for accessing Google Mail (gmail).

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::GMail;

my $obj = WWW::GMail->new(
username => "USERNAME",
password => "PASSWORD",
cookies => {
autosave => 1,
file => "./gmail.cookie",
},
);

my $ret = $obj->login();
if ($ret == -1) {
print "password incorrectn";
} elsif ($ret == 0) {
print "unable to login $obj->{error}n";
exit;
}

my @list = $obj->get_message_list(inbox);

# count the new messages in the inbox
my $new_msgs = 0;
for my $i ( 0 .. $#list ) {
$new_msgs += $list[$i]->[1]; # count the unread flags
}

print "you have $new_msgs new messages in your inboxn";

my @contacts = $obj->get_contact_list();
print "you have ".(@contacts)." contactsn";

my $gmail = 0;
for my $i ( 0 .. $#contacts ) {
$gmail += ($contacts[$i]->[3] =~ m/gmail.com$/i);
}

print "$gmail of them are gmail addressesn";

$obj->logout();

WWW::Dict is a base class for WWW::Dict::* modules.

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::Dict;
my $dict = WWW::Dict->new(Zdic);
my $definition = $dict->define( $word );
print YAML::Dump( $definition )

This module is the base class for WWW::Dict::* modules, also a loder class for them. It doesnt query to any dictionary website itself, but only dispatch request to a proper subclass.

INTERFACE

new( dict_site )

Contructor, as usual, also a loader. You have to pass a string representing the dict site you want to load. It should be the same as one of the names under WWW::Dict::* namespace. For example, "Zdic" is a proper value.

define( word )

Query the dictionary website for the definition of word. Return a hashref with various keys depending on the acutal underlying module. Please see the document of those modules for its keys.

(Note: this might be changed to adapt a proper super-set of keys, or return the definition as an object. However, so far its still unclear how complicated it could be, so I just keep it simple for now.)

ezmlm-www provides a Web interface to ezmlm mailing list archives.
It is MIME compliant (with HTML rendering, attachment handling, inline images), multilingual (English, Spanish, Italian, German, Brasilian Portuguese, French, and Norwegian), and customizable using a stylesheet.
ezmlm-www also supports vpopmail, message coloring, RSS feeds, and a full-text search engine.
Main features:
- support of multiple lists
- HTML messages rendering
- full-text search engine
- MIME handling for downloading attachments and inline images
- message parts coloring
- customizable appearance using a CSS
- multiple languages supported (English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Norwegian, Brazilian Portuguese)
- e-mail address concealing to prevent them to be spammed
- vpopmail support for auto-configuration
- RSS feed
Enhancements:
- new TR translation (thanks to Serhat Umar)

WWW::Spyder is a Perl module that acts like a web spider.

A web spider that returns plain text, HTML, and other information per page crawled and can determine what pages to get and parse based on supplied terms compared to the text in links as well as page content.

METHODS

$spyder->new()

Construct a new spyder object. Without at least the seed() set, or go_to_seed() turned on, the spyder isnt ready to crawl.

$spyder = WWW::Spyder->new(shift||die"Gimme a URL!n");
# ...or...
$spyder = WWW::Spyder->new( %options );

Options include: sleep_base (in seconds), exit_on (hash of methods and settings). Examples below.

$spyder->seed($url)

Adds a URL (or URLs) to the top of the queues for crawling. If the spyder is constructed with a single scalar argument, that is considered the seed_url.

$spyder->bell([bool])

This will print a bell ("a") to STDERR on every successfully crawled page. It might seem annoying but it is an excellent way to know your spyder is behaving and working. True value turns it on. Right now it cant be turned off.

$spyder->spyder_time([bool])

Returns raw seconds since Spyder was created if given a boolean value, otherwise returns "D day(s) HH::MM:SS."

$spyder->terms([list of terms to match])

The more terms, the more the spyder is going to grasp at. If you give a straight list of strings, they will be turned into very open regexes. E.g.: "king" would match "sulking" and "kinglet" but not "King." It is case sensitive right now. If you want more specific matching or different behavior, pass your own regexes instead of strings.

$spyder->terms( qr/bkings?b/i, qr/bqueens?b/i );

terms() is only settable once right now, then its a done deal.

$spyder->spyder_data()

A comma formatted number of kilobytes retrieved so far. Dont give it an argument. Its a set/get routine.

$spyder->slept()

Returns the total number of seconds the spyder has slept while running. Useful for getting accurate page/time counts (spyder performance) discounting the added courtesy naps.

$spyder->UA->...

The LWP::UserAgent. You can reset them, I do believe, by calling methods on the UA. Here are the initialized values you might want to tweak (see LWP::UserAgent for more information):

$spyder->UA->timeout(30);
$spyder->UA->max_size(250_000);
$spyder->UA->agent(Mozilla/5.0);

Changing the agent name can hurt your spyder b/c some servers wont return content unless its requested by a "browser" they recognize.

You should probably add your email with from() as well.

$spyder->UA->from(bluefintuna@fish.net);
$spyder->cookie_file([local_file])

They live in $ENV{HOME}/spyderCookie by default but you can set your own file if you prefer or want to save different cookie files for different spyders.

WWW::NanoRef is a Perl module that uses the API published by nanoref.com to produce shortened URLs.
Installation:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
Enhancements:
- Initial implementation.
- Supports retrieving a shortened URL and allows for setting a password for viewing stats.