nuevo intento de viejo proyecto

Mariano Guerra — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:32:00 GMT

queres probar algo nuevo? tenes algun lugar para recomendar? ayudame a cargar datos http://pleinu.appspot.com (consejos/quejas bienvenidas)

esta vez empieza desde lo basico y se arma con tu feedback

para los nionios como yo, esta hecho en python sobre appengine usando tubes*

* http://a-series-of-tubes.appspot.com/ y http://github.com/marianoguerra/tubes

webless prototipo final

Mariano Guerra — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:18:00 GMT

si viste el post anterior encontraste un poco de codigo de mas, para que lo querria uno?

bue, la idea era hacer algo asi:

uno entra a una pagina, pone una url, escribe un poco de javascript/jquery, aprieta probar y nos trae la pagina de resultado renderizandola en el server en webkit y aplicando el codigo que le dimos.

si el snippet que hicimos nos es util lo podemos guardar y nos da una url que podemos usar para obtener el resultado de esa transformacion cada vez que queramos.

no entendes nada? un ejemplo?

* obtener solo los links de los resultados de la primera pagina de google al buscar X
* sacar la cotizacion del dolar de la pagina de algun diario

es interesante tenerlo limpito y nos puede interesar consumirlo periodicamente o usarlo como entrada a otro programa, incluso podemos combinar varias entradas y armar un mashup en una pagina usando los resultados de varios scripts.

todavia no se entiende? ok, vamos con un par de screenshots...

lo que hacemos es poner esta url: www.google.com/search?q=sublime
y este script:


var page = $("html");
page.html($(".l"));
$('.l').wrap('<li></li>');
page.wrapInner('<ul></ul>');

y darle test, el resultado es:

luego elegimos send y lo guarda y nos da una url permanente para accederlo, al hacerlo vemos lo siguiente:

si alguien tiene ganas de seguir jugando con esto o lo hostea en algún lado publico el código por ahí :D

mi nuevo proyecto

Mariano Guerra — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 01:24:00 GMT

...porque llega el momento en la vida de toda persona en la que programa su propio "framework" web en python...

el proyecto se llama tubes y esta hosteado (usando tubes :P) acá:

http://a-series-of-tubes.appspot.com/

los invito a probarlo, divertirse un rato, hacer preguntas del tipo "porque otro framework web en python???" etc etc.

Pubsubhubbub developer's guide

Mariano Guerra — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

naming conventions

pshb/PSHB = pubsubhubbub
gae/GAE = Google App Engine
things that start with "$" are bash commands
things that start with "!" are important notes

create directory to hold all the content of this tutorial

$ mkdir pshb
$ cd pshb

download Google App Engine SDK

! pshb trunk needs the latest version of GAE (1.2.4 as of today) to work, but ! the download page display an older version

$ wget http://googleappengine.googlecode.com/files/google_appengine_1.2.4.zip
$ unzip google_appengine_1.2.4.zip

! GAE needs python 2.5 in order to work, if you have an older or newer version of python install python 2.5 (OS and distro dependent, wont be covered here)

download the latest version of pshb

$ svn checkout http://pubsubhubbub.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ pubsubhubbub

start pshb

$ python2.5 google_appengine/dev_appserver.py pubsubhubbub/hub/

! note the python2.5 command

check that the hub started

type http://localhost:8080 on your browser, you should see something like:

Welcome to the demo PubSubHubbub reference Hub server!

download the example

# we will need to fetch the tubes library and the example that we will be using.
$ git clone git://github.com/marianoguerra/tubes.git

# now we will start the example

$ cd tubes/ihasfriendz/
$ python main.py

we should see something like:

 * Running on http://0.0.0.0:8081/
* Restarting with reloader...

components used by the example

werkzeug: http://werkzeug.pocoo.org
jquery: http://jquery.com
tubes: http://github.com/marianoguerra/tubes/tree/master
pubsubhubbub_publish.py: from pshb
feedformatter.py: http://code.google.com/p/feedformatter/

publish the feed to the hub

go to the following URL on your browser: http://localhost:8080/publish

on the Topic field enter: http://localhost:8081/atom/stream/_MYUSER_ and click publish

! if everything goes OK, then you wont notice anything on the page, that's ok, browsers act that way to 204 responses

! MYUSER is a placeholder for the user you will use to post notices on the test app later (for example http://localhost:8081/atom/stream/marianoguerra)

subscribing to the hub

go to the following URL on your browser: http://localhost:8080/subscribe

on the Callback field enter: http://localhost:8081/callback on the Topic field enter: http://localhost:8081/atom/stream/_MYUSER_ on the Verify token field enter something random like: iwantmahcookie

! MYUSER is a placeholder for the user you will use to post notices on the test app later (for example http://localhost:8081/atom/stream/marianoguerra)

click Do it

! if everything goes OK, then you wont notice anything on the page, that's OK, browsers act that way to 204 responses

create some content

go to the following URL on your browser: http://localhost:8081/files/index.html

post some content on the form, use the user you used as MYUSER

you can check that the item was posted going manually to http://localhost:8081/atom/stream/_MYUSER_, you should see an atom feed there

manually processing the tasks

when running the hub on the dev server we have to run the task queues by hand, to do that go to http://localhost:8080/_ah/admin/queues

on the Tasks in Queue column of the feed-pulls you should see a number different than 0 (that is the number of messages you created since the last execution of that task).

click on the feed-pulls link, there click on the run button.

when we run the feed pulls task, we tell pshb to fetch th e feeds that have new content (the ones that did a post to the hub to inform that there is new content)

! on production hubs this tasks are done autom atically

now we go again to the Task Queues page, th ere the event-delivery queue should have a number different than 0 (the number of messages that are pending to be sent to the subscribers), we click on the event-delivery and then we click on the run button.

when we run the event delivery task, we tell pshb to do a POST on every callback url registered for the feeds that were fetched on the feed-pulls task.

seeing it work

now that we created a feed, informed the hub that we had new content, the hub fetched the content and sent it to the callback, we want to see this content, for this go with your browser to http://localhost:8081/new-notices/, you will see the notices that pshb posted back to you the last time.

! if you refresh the page you will notice that the messages aren't there anymore, that's because the example stores the new messages in a Queue that is flushed when the request for new notices is made, in this way you can see only the new messages.

! the example stores all the information on global variables on main.py (this is to make the example simpler), so every time you change something on main.py and save the server will reload the changes and all the data will disappear.

for lazy people

#!/usr/bin/env sh

# create the example directory
mkdir pshb
cd pshb

CWD=$(pwd)
EXAMPLE=$CWD/tubes/ihasfriendz

wget http://googleappengine.googlecode.com/files/google_appengine_1.2.4.zip
unzip google_appengine_1.2.4.zip

svn checkout http://pubsubhubbub.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ pubsubhubbub


# we will need to fetch the tubes library and the example that we will be using.
git clone git://github.com/marianoguerra/tubes.git

# now we will start the example

echo "run \"cd $EXAMPLE; python main.py\" on a shell to run the example"
echo "run \"cd $PWD; python2.5 google_appengine/dev_appserver.py pubsubhubbub/hub/\" on a shell to run the hub"

Mariano Guerra's Log (Posts about tubes)

nuevo intento de viejo proyecto

webless prototipo final

mi nuevo proyecto

Pubsubhubbub developer's guide