The atom library I've been working on has gotten useful enough that I feel confident in announcing it to the world. It provides an easy way to manipulate entries and feeds along with the HTTP bits needed for an APP client or server. Particularly of interest to this group is the lightweight APP server included (bin/atom-server.rb). It's not intended for actual use; the (single) collection doesn't persist and it can only store entries and spit them back out, but it should serve as a simple way to test a client implementation without needing to set up a database or go halfway across the internet to reach an endpoint.
The library itself has fairly extensive coverage of the format and non-media-collection parts of the PP but is short on documentation. I'm going away in a few days but the implementation will catch up with the spec and shortcomings will resolved when I get back. requires: just Ruby website: <http://www.ualberta.ca/~bct/atom-tools/> latest: <http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/10139/atom-tools-0.2.2.tar.gz> RCS: bzr get http://bzr.necronomicorp.com/atom-tools/
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