CcValidator - Revision history

Greg Grossmeier: added Software Projects form

2009-07-30T22:06:46Z

added Software Projects form

Gameguy43 at 21:07, 29 June 2009

2009-06-29T21:07:49Z

Paulproteus: /* Additional Resources */

2009-01-07T04:32:37Z

‎Additional Resources

Paulproteus: /* Additional Resources */ Bugs

2009-01-07T04:31:02Z

‎Additional Resources: Bugs

Paulproteus: /* Demonstration */ Demo is on front page of validator; don't repeat it here

2009-01-07T03:06:44Z

‎Demonstration: Demo is on front page of validator; don't repeat it here

Paulproteus: /* Additional Resources */ + demo

2009-01-06T18:55:09Z

‎Additional Resources: + demo

Paulproteus: /* Additional Resources */

2009-01-06T17:55:25Z

‎Additional Resources

Paulproteus: /* Additional Resources */

2009-01-06T17:54:58Z

‎Additional Resources

Paulproteus: /* Source Code */ In git

2009-01-06T17:50:07Z

‎Source Code: In git

Paulproteus: Halfway to current

2009-01-06T02:15:23Z

Halfway to current

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 [[Category:Developer]]
 [[Category:Opensource]]
 [[Category:Tools]]
-ccValidator is an on-line service which parses Creative Commons licenses, validates the RDF and displays their contents in human readable form.  It is useful for ensuring that your license accurately reflects the rights you wish to reserve (or not).  The service is available from the Creative Commons website, at http://validator.creativecommons.org.
+== Background ==
-This service was first created in response to a list of [[Developer Challenges|developer challenges]] published by the Creative Commons and totally revamped during Google Summer of Code 2008.  Suggestions and bug reports are always welcome.  You can e-mail them to software@creativecommons.org.
+This service was first created in response to a list of [[Developer Challenges|developer challenges]] published by the Creative Commons and totally revamped during Google Summer of Code 2008.  Suggestions and bug reports are always welcome.
 == Architecture ==

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 [[Category:Tools]]
-ccValidator is an on-line service which parses Creative Commons licenses, validates the RDF and displays their contents in human readable form.  It is useful for ensuring that your license accurately reflects the rights you wish to reserve (or not).  The service is available from the Creative Commons at http://validator.creativecommons.org.
+ccValidator is an on-line service which parses Creative Commons licenses, validates the RDF and displays their contents in human readable form.  It is useful for ensuring that your license accurately reflects the rights you wish to reserve (or not).  The service is available from the Creative Commons website, at http://validator.creativecommons.org.
 This service was first created in response to a list of [[Developer Challenges|developer challenges]] published by the Creative Commons and totally revamped during Google Summer of Code 2008.  Suggestions and bug reports are always welcome.  You can e-mail them to software@creativecommons.org.

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 == Additional Resources ==
-'''Bug repots''' should be submitted via the [http://code.creativecommons.org/issues CC issue tracker].
+'''Bug reports''' should be submitted via the [http://code.creativecommons.org/issues CC issue tracker].
 * Historical development notes are in [[User:NathanYergler|Nathan Yergler's]] blog; the ccValidate-specific archive is located [http://yergler.net/blog/category/projects/ccvalidator/ here]. The historical ccValidator code is currently unavailable, but that codebase is unrelated to the current codebase (whose history is preserved in git).

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	== Additional Resources ==		== Additional Resources ==
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		+	'''Bug repots''' should be submitted via the [http://code.creativecommons.org/issues CC issue tracker].

	* Historical development notes are in [[User:NathanYergler\|Nathan Yergler's]] blog; the ccValidate-specific archive is located [http://yergler.net/blog/category/projects/ccvalidator/ here]. The historical ccValidator code is currently unavailable, but that codebase is unrelated to the current codebase (whose history is preserved in git).		* Historical development notes are in [[User:NathanYergler\|Nathan Yergler's]] blog; the ccValidate-specific archive is located [http://yergler.net/blog/category/projects/ccvalidator/ here]. The historical ccValidator code is currently unavailable, but that codebase is unrelated to the current codebase (whose history is preserved in git).

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 == Demonstration ==
-The validator can validate both our old RDF-in-a-comment and the recommendation from here on out, RDFa. The validator's [http://validator.creativecommons.org/validation/about about page] links to these sample documents:
+The validator can validate both our old RDF-in-a-comment and the recommendation from here on out, RDFa. The validator's [http://validator.creativecommons.org/ front page] links to these sample documents.
 == Additional Resources ==

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	If you don't mind cluttering up your PYTHONPATH, the easiest way to get going to is to clone each of these and run "python setup.py install". After that, read the README in the validator repository; you can easily launch the validator web application, by default listening on localhost port 5000.		If you don't mind cluttering up your PYTHONPATH, the easiest way to get going to is to clone each of these and run "python setup.py install". After that, read the README in the validator repository; you can easily launch the validator web application, by default listening on localhost port 5000.
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		+	== Demonstration ==
		+
		+	The validator can validate both our old RDF-in-a-comment and the recommendation from here on out, RDFa. The validator's [http://validator.creativecommons.org/validation/about about page] links to these sample documents:
		+	* [http://validator.creativecommons.org/validation/parseOnlineDocument?uri=http://validator.creativecommons.org/samples/rdf-comment-old-namespace.html A sample of deprecated "RDF in a comment" with the old Creative Commons namespace]
		+	* [http://validator.creativecommons.org/validation/parseOnlineDocument?uri=http://validator.creativecommons.org/samples/rdfa.html A sample RDFa document, compliant with ccREL]

	== Additional Resources ==		== Additional Resources ==

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 == Additional Resources ==
-* Historical development notes are in [[User:NathanYergler|Nathan Yergler's]] blog; the ccValidate-specific archive is located [http://yergler.net/blog/category/projects/ccvalidator/ here]. The historical ccValidator code is currently unavailable, but that codebase is totally independent
+* Historical development notes are in [[User:NathanYergler|Nathan Yergler's]] blog; the ccValidate-specific archive is located [http://yergler.net/blog/category/projects/ccvalidator/ here]. The historical ccValidator code is currently unavailable, but that codebase is unrelated to the current codebase (whose history is preserved in git).
 * Hugo's posts about Google Summer of Code development process:
 ** [http://labs.creativecommons.org/2008/05/26/license%E2%80%91oriented-metadata-validator-and-viewer-the-development-has-just-started/ Start of summer post announcing Hugo's plans]
 ** [http://labs.creativecommons.org/2008/07/08/license-oriented-metadata-validator-and-viewer-libvalidator/ Middle of summer post explaining the separation of libvalidator]
 ** [http://labs.creativecommons.org/2008/08/16/license-oriented-metadata-validator-and-viewer-summertime-is-winding-up/ Beta release at the end of GSoC]

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 == Source Code ==
-The current implementation is available in git; FIXME! It was in [http://darcs.net Darcs] at [http://darcs.yergler.net yergler.net].  We are currently working on updating this implementation with some new features; the source for the new implementation will reside in the Creative Commons Subversion repository.
+The current implementation is available in git. Setting up the validator requires three modules:
 == Additional Resources ==