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• Cache Updates and New Features

  The phpArmoryCache class is nearing completion and now fully supports both flat files and mysql caching of any and all "fetch" functions. Note that the cache class now uses the original function names (characterFetch, guildFetch, etc.) so you do not need to change your function calls in your app to switch to caching - simply change the include and instantiation: include('phpArmoryCache.class.php'); $armory = new phpArmoryCache(); The cache class is available in the SVN and should be ready for use, so please give it a try so we can work out any kinks. If you're using files for caching, you'll need to make a directory for them and chmod it to 777. If you're using mysql, the class can create the table for itself as long as you point it at the database you want it in. Also available in the SVN is a new revision of the phpArmory class which contains two new features: - Added phpArmory::characterIconURL() which returns the url of the armory character portrait based on the race, gender, class, and level provided. - Added phpArmory::itemNameFetch() which allows you to find an item by name instead of by ID. It can also take an array of filters such as array("requiredlevel" => 38) allowing you to specify which item you want when multiple items by the same name exist. - Fixed an issue with the way pages are fetched when the armory site tries to redirect to another URL. The item name fetch function can also be cached in the new and improved cache class. All of this is available in the SVN and will sometime soon be available from the downloads section as well.

  posted by poeticdragon 890 days ago

• Developers Needed & Mailing Lists

  Developers with knowledge in both PHP and XML are needed for this project because I can no longer work on it on a day-to-day basis. I will, however, maintain a presence in the project via the website and the newly formed mailing lists. Speaking of mailing lists. Go to the SF Mailing Lists tab for this project and you'll be able to sign up for the phpArmory mailing list. This way we can all more easily communicate.

  posted by mepcotterell 895 days ago

• phpArmoryCache Class

  I've begun working on a caching class that extends the functionality of phpArmory. There is a file called phpArmoryCache.class.php in the SVN trunk available for your viewing pleasure. The class is nowhere near completion at the moment and is in the repository so that you can see where it's going. The point is to make available an easy to use caching system for phpArmory that removes the need to fetch data from the Armory every single time a function is called in an application. The caching class will allow a developer to call guildFetchCache(), characterFetchCache(), and itemFetchCache() in lieu of the original phpArmory methods. These functions check to see if the data requested has been cached in either a flat file or MySQL database. If the data has been cached, it checks to see how old it is. If the data is older than updateInterval then new data is fetched using phpArmory and stored in either a flat file or MySQL database. The functions still return an associative array of data corresponding to the original structure of the XML obtained from the World of Warcraft Armory.

  posted by mepcotterell 979 days ago

• Character Sheet Example Available

  An example of a really simple character sheet is available in the examples directory from the latest SVN trunk (see http://phparmory.sourceforge.net/?q=node/6). All it does is utilize phpArmory::characterFetch() to provide an array of data pertaining to a specific character. The resulting array is then print_r()'d to the screen (with HTML markup) so that you can view the array structure. This could easily be extended to display a detailed character sheet with item information provided via phpArmory::itemFetch().

  posted by mepcotterell 980 days ago

• Guild Roster Example Available

  An example of a really simple guild roster is available in the examples directory from the latest SVN trunk (see http://phparmory.sourceforge.net/?q=node/6). All it does is utilize phpArmory::guildFetch() to provide an array of data pertaining to a specific guild. The resulting array is then looped through to list information on each member of the guild. The example could easily be extended to utilize phpArmory::characterFetch() and phpArmory::itemFetch() thus creating a more robust and feature rich roster.

  posted by mepcotterell 981 days ago

• phpArmory-0.2 Released

  phpArmory is a PHP class library that can easily fetch and unserialize World of Warcraft Armory XML data into structured associative arrays. You can now download the phpArmory-0.2 Release from the Downloads section of our SF.net Project Page! New in this release: - Class functions return an associative array instead of serialized XML data. - Added phpArmory::itemFetch() which returns an associative array with item details. Download: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=197367&package_id=233788&release_id=513465 Project Web Site: http://phparmory.sourceforge.net/

  posted by mepcotterell 982 days ago

• File released: /phpArmory/phpArmory-0.2/phpArmory-0.2.tar.gz

  posted 982 days ago

• File released: /phpArmory/phpArmory-0.1/phpArmory-0.1.tar.gz

  posted 982 days ago