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Jabber Jaw

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

Jabber Jaw is a Trac plugin for broadcasting changesets and ticket modifications to an XMPP server of your choice.

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Licenses: BSD-3-Clause
Tags jabber jabberbot plugin python python26 trac xmpp xmppbot xmppjabber

sfDynamicsPlugin

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

This symfony plugin aims to revolution the way javascript is used in symfony projects. It supports extensible configuration, library dependances, stylesheets, i18n, themes, packing, caching, and much more. To have a detailed explanation of each features, please take a look at the features list ... [More] This plugin is not bound to a specific javascript framework, and provides an easy way to use one set of scripts alltogether. For now, only configuration files for jQuery and jQuery UI are provided, but our XML based configuration system allows to create different configuration packages describing how each framework interacts with each of their associated libraries. [Less]

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Mostly written in JavaScript
Licenses: mit
Tags ajax framework i18n internationalization javascript jquery library mvc php php5 plugin prototype 5 more...

buildmetadata-maven-plugin

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This Maven 2 plugin is a little helper to easily add build meta data to the generated archive artifacts. Imagine the product is running on an application server. The product manager want to know, - which artifact version is currently running on that server? - which SCM revision is the ... [More] artifact based on? - what configuration has been used to generate the artifact? - on which machine was the artifact built? - when was the artifact built? If you have no answers to these questions, but love to have, this tool is for you! If there are further questions to be answered or other process requirements to be met: The provider extension point allows to add or export any meta data with very little effort. [Less]

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Licenses: apache_2
Tags build build_tools documentation java maven maven2 maven2plugin mavenplugin metadata mvn plugin

Appetizer

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  Analyzed about 21 hours ago

This an application launcher for removable drives (although it can also be used as a normal application). Rather than organizing the apps as a list like the Windows Start menu, they are organized in a tool bar a bit similar to the Mac OSX dock bar.

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Mostly written in C++
Licenses: gpl3
Tags c++ dock launcher lua plugin portable skinable windows wxwidgets

JBossWS JAXWS Tools Maven Plugin

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Maven plugin for JBossWS JAXWS Tools (wsconsume / wsprovide)

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Licenses: lgpl21_or...
Tags jaxws jboss jbossws maven plugin webservices ws

Xfce4-verve-plugin

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Claimed by Xfce Desktop Environment Analyzed about 11 hours ago

Command line plugin for the Xfce panel. Supports completion, history, launching commands in a terminal and launching URLs and e-mail addresses in your favorite programs.

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over 3 years since last commit

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Mostly written in C
Licenses: gpl
Tags execute panel plugin terminal xfce

issues-maven-plugin

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The Maven 2 issues plugin generates reports on issues retrieved from an issue management system. Currently only Bugzilla is supported. There are some preconfigured reports like Release Notes or Release Plan but any query can be sent to Bugzilla and the query result can be mapped to columns in a table.

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Licenses: apache_2
Tags bugzilla documentation issue issues java maven maven2 maven2plugin maven-plugin mavenplugin mvn plugin 1 more...

mephisto-contact-form-plugin

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  Analyzed about 21 hours ago

Plugin for Mephisto which provides a customisable contact us / feedback form. Feedback / messages are sent via email to an address you specify. Required setup: Rails edge, Mephisto (from trunk rather than release) Any questions/issues/suggestions, contact me at ... [More] [email protected] (my name is James Crisp). More info here: Mephisto Contact Form blog post [Less]

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Mostly written in Ruby
Licenses: apache_2
Tags liquid mephisto plugin rails ruby

easycache

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  Analyzed about 5 hours ago

Easycache lets you easily cache arbitrary data in your Ruby on Rails applications. The plugin makes use of Rails' built-in fragment caching mechanism to store and retrieve any serializable data. This is especially useful when you want to store data from slow/external sources like LDAP, Web Services ... [More] , or REXML functions, for which Rails does not currently offer an integrated caching mechanism. INSTALLATIONFrom the command line, cd into your Rails application's root directory and run: ruby script/plugin install git://github.com/zuk/rails-easycache.git EXAMPLESOnce you've installed the plugin, you should be able to do something like this anywhere in your application (in controllers, helpers, etc.): foo = ['alpha', 'beta', 'delta', 'gamma'] # store foo in the cache under the keyname 'greek' Easycache.write('greek', foo) # retrieve the data stored under keyname 'greek' foo = Easycache.read('greek') # delete the data stored under keyname 'greek' Easycache.delete('greek')In practice, you will probably want to use caching transparently, so that data is pulled from the cache if available, or from the original source otherwise. For example, say you have a function ldap_query() that does a slow LDAP query to retrieve some data. Just wrap this function call inside an Easycache.cache block, like this: my_data = Easycache.cache('ldap_data') do ldap_query() endThe first time the block runs, it will execute ldap_query(), store its return value in the cache under the key 'ldap_data', and return it for assignment into your my_data variable. The next time it's run, the return value will come from the cache, so the block won't need to be executed. TIME-BASED EXPIRYThe write() and cache() methods both take an optional options hash. Currently the only supported option is :expiry, which will force the cached value to expire after the given number of seconds. For example: Easycache.write('greek', ['alpha', 'beta'], :expiry => 60)or greek = Easycache.cache('greek', :expiry => 60) do ['alpha', 'beta'] endThe above will expire the 'greek' value after 60 seconds. In Rails applications you can use active_support's time extensions to specify the expiry period. For example: Easycache.write('greek', ['alpha', 'beta'], :expiry => 24.hours) [Less]

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Mostly written in Ruby
Licenses: mit
Tags cache plugin rails ruby

cxx-plugin

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

A simple C++ interface to using "Plugins".

203 lines of code

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Mostly written in C++
Licenses: mit
Tags c++ libraries library plugin plugins