Thanks for your suggestions. We've been planning to have docs on the
built-in utilities. See http://labs.toolness.com/trac/ticket/108.

- Abi

2009/1/3 Stephen Elson <[email protected]>

>
> Hi,
>
> I heard about Ubiquity last week and had great fun hacking some
> commands together over the last few days. I think Ubiquity is one of
> the most interesting concepts I've seen in the browser world for a
> while, and I found the ease with which I could get started a real
> plus. My hearty thanks to everyone involved :-)
>
> I have created some commands for finding and watching/listening to
> recent programmes on BBC iPlayer. It's quite rough at the moment, but
> i have a few ideas about how to make it better. The feed URL is below,
> i'd be very happy to hear feedback, bug reports etc.
>
> http://github.com/elson/ubiquity-bbc-iplayer/wikis/command-feed
>
> As someone who can write JS but is completely new to Ubiquity, there
> are couple of things I'd suggest that might make it easier for other
> such noobs.
>
> 1. Provide some API docs for the various built-in utilities (CmdUtils,
> etc) - the tutorial mentions a few of the available methods, but some
> auto-generated API docs would really help as people are probably
> missing out on lots of useful features. I'm a big fan of JSDoc
> Toolkit, it's templatable and written in JS so should fit into your
> build systems easy enough.
> In the short term just link to the source files for these, the
> builtincmds.js and nountypes.js links in the tutorial are currently
> dead (I tried to fix them but wasn't sure which files were the correct
> one, i'll keep looking).
> 2. Provide a public command feed parser for the Herd - I subscribed to
> the Herd and my feed is showing but the commands are not listed, only
> the feed URL. Looking into it it seems that the Herd parser doesn't
> like my feed for some reason. A form to test arbitrary feeds against
> the parser might help people get their commands working nicely with
> the Herd.
>
> I've rambled on enough now, so I'll just say thanks again to the
> Ubiiquity team and everyone else involved :-)
>
> >
>

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