ccRdf 0.4.5 is now available. Improvements include:
updated to support RDFlib 2.0.3 and it’s new API
added unit tests
added new rdfextract.py module, a nascent pluggable RDF extraction module under development for use in the new version of ccValidator.
ccRdf is a set of Python classes which allow developers to easily parse and manipulate Creative Commons licensing metadata. [...]
It’s taking much longer than I’d like, but I’m slowly making progress on a new release of mozCC. The update, when it’s finally available, will hopefully play better with more browsers and have fewer “quirks” (read: bugs).
As part of the development process, I decided that Jim Ley’s excellent all-JavaScript RDF parser just wasn’t a [...]
ccRdf is now available for download. This release fixes several bugs related to the getAll and getFirst methods of the rdfDict class. There have also been minor internal implementation changes made.
In addition to bug fixes, I want to note a change in functionality. In previous versions, casting a rdfDict to a string [...]
After some great debate and discussion with Mike and Ben, ccRdf 0.3.0 is now available. Improvments include smarter handling of predicate-object pairs in the RDF and clarification of the API. You can find more information here. Enjoy.
I’m very happy to announce that ccLicense.py is now ccRdf. And this is more than a name change. Previously ccLicense.py existed only to serve the needs of ccValidator. While it was initially intended to stand on it’s own, I destroyed that objective in my haste to get the validator working. After [...]
