Pinder: python port of Tinder

api | campfire | python | ruby | tinder March 07 2007

Lawrence Oluyede has released Pinder, a Python port of Tinder. Very cool! We’ve been semi-conspiring to try to keep the feature set in sync. It would be cool if we could figure out how to standardize test cases, too.

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  1. I’m open for suggestions :-) Right now I’m using an home made hack to load html fixtures and some home made mock objects because I really didn’t like the mock objects frameworks available for Python. Anyway I just added a couple of methods in the trunk because I needed them in our app: rooms_names() and rooms()

    See: http://dev.oluyede.org/trac/default/browser/pinder/trunk/pinder/campfire.py?rev=56#L109

    Bye

    Lawrence Oluyede Lawrence Oluyede
    March 07, 2007 at 07:28 PM

  2. Pinder doesn’t seem to be able to room.listen(). That’s no good. :(

    Simon Law Simon Law
    September 27, 2007 at 09:20 PM

  3. For me, the uri = ‘files+transcripts’ in campfire.py needs to have a literal + instead of the urlencoded value to make transcripts() work.

    thanks Paul

    Paul Paul
    April 10, 2008 at 02:46 PM

  4. another one: urllib.urlencode cannot deal with unicode/8bit. You need something like the unicode_urlencode() function from trac http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/trunk/trac/util/text.py and replace urllib.urlencode(data) in campfire.py around line 222.

    thanks Paul

    Paul Paul
    April 10, 2008 at 04:00 PM

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