semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-feedburner 0.9.0
Handles redirection of django feeds to feedburner urls.
License: BSD

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django-feedburner
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This is a app provides a view that handles redirection of feeds to the
feedburner url. It is based on a stack overflow question:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/870979/redirect-django-feed-to-feedburner

Installation
============

Rewrite your urls.py file that uses django's builtin feed view and replace it
with ``django_feedburner.views.redirect_feed``.

See this example ``urlpatterns``::

    urlpatterns = patterns('',
        (r'^feeds/(?P<url>.*)/$', 'django.contrib.syndication.views.feed', {'feed_dict': feeds}),
    )

To use the redirections write::

    urlpatterns = patterns('',
        (r'^feeds/(?P<url>.*)/$', 'django_feedburner.views.redirected_feed', {'feed_dict': feeds}),
    )


Know you must specify which feeds should get redirected. You can specify this
with the ``FEEDBURNER_URLS`` setting. This must be a ``dict`` which holds the
complete urls as keys that should get redirect. The values must be either an
absolute url to the feedburner url or a path that starts with a slash. This
values will be prefixed with ``http://feeds.feedburner.com``.

To redirect the ``latest`` feed from the example above to feedburner's
``example-latest`` feed we must write::

    FEEDBURNER_URLS = {
        '/feeds/latest/': 'http://feeds.feedburner.com/example-latest',
    }

or a bit shorter::

    FEEDBURNER_URLS = {
        '/feeds/latest/': '/example-latest',
    }


You can change the prefixed url with the ``FEEDBURNER_URL_PREFIX`` setting.
pykontagent 0.3
A simple interface into the Kontagent REST API
License: BSD
Keywords: kontagent,rest,api,client

This is a very minimal API into Kontagent, written using purely modules from
the Python standard library.

Here's how you might use it:

    from kontagent import Kontagent
    
    k = Kontagent('MY_API_KEY', 'MY_SECRET_KEY')
    k.invite_sent(16904779, [542469672], tracking_tag='testtag')

This is now being used in production for http://radiosox.com/

A full list of all of the methods available is:

 * invite_sent
 * invite_click_response
 * notification_sent
 * notification_click_response
 * notification_email_sent
 * notification_email_response
 * post
 * post_response
 * application_added
 * application_removed
 * undirected_communication_click
 * page_request
 * user_information
 * goal_counts
 * revenue_tracking
 * raw_request

You should consult with the Kontagent REST Server API to see what each of these
functions does.  You can find that here:

http://developers.kontagent.com/reference/api-documentation/facebook-rest-server-api

Unfortunately, for right now you're going to have to UTSL to find out about the
parameters that each method takes.

Hope you find this useful!
talis 0.91
Python API for the Talis Triplestore
License: BSD

== Talis Triplestore Python API ==

This small module is intended to provide an API similar to
that of rdflib.Graph used to store and query data in a
Talis triplestore.

The module depends on rdflib, and arguments passed in as
well as values returned are one of its URIRef, Literal or
other Node types.