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Tinder gets the unofficial 37Signals nod

Daniel Morrison pointed out to me this morning that Tinder has officially attained “unofficial” status from 37Signals.

From the Campfire site:

Tinder on campfirenow.com

That’s pretty exciting. I’ll blog in a couple days with more details on the project that I wrote Tinder for.

Code: 37signals Feb 22, 2007 ● updated Feb 22, 2007 ● 1 comment

Tinder: Listening is just as important as speaking

I just released an update to Tinder, the really unofficial Campfire API, that allows listening in on a room:

campfire = Tinder::Campfire.new 'mysubdomain'
campfire.login 'myemail@example.com', 'mypassword'

room = campfire.find_room_by_name 'Room 1'

messages = room.listen
#=> [{:person=>"Brandon", :message=>"I'm getting very sleepy", :user_id=>"148583", :id=>"16434003"}]
#listen takes an option block, which causes it to poll for new messages every 5 seconds and call the block for each message. It works great for heckling (ok, maybe that’s not the intent): 
room.listen do |m|
  room.speak "You're dumb!" if m[:person] == 'Brandon'
end

Check out my original post for more information about Tinder. Feedback and patches are welcome!

Thanks to Jesse Newland for the listening code.

Code: 37signals Jan 27, 2007 ● updated Jan 27, 2007 ● 14 comments

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