Re: Help with submitting my first package

The pear manual has all this sort of stuff in it except for testing, which you can choose anyway to do. I chose to write phpt files which can be executed with the pear run-tests command. See http://qa.php.net/write-test.php for more information. BTW, there already exists a package for Internationalisation of country names. http://pear.php.net/package/I18Nv2 Arnaud Limbourg wrote:

Hi there, The best thing to do is make available the sources as .phps (for easy online viewing) and start a proposal in PePr (http://pear.php.net/pepr/pepr-proposal-edit.php). The package.xml is not required for a proposal, we can help you with that afterward :) Arnaud. Peter Beckman wrote:

Hey guys -- I posted here a few months ago, hoping to get some help with getting my package ready for submission for review. Unfortunately, I never found a good, step-by-step instructions on how to build the package.xml file, how to test it, and then how to make sure I haven't wasted anyone's time by making sure everything is right. I've already gone through all my code, made sure the code was documented, and gave good examples. Can someone point me in the right direction for this? Additionally, I'm rewriting a bunch of existing perl modules for PHP, such as Locale::Country, and I want to know where they might go. It deals with ISO3166 Country names/abbreviations translation. I'm using it for Internationalization, so I thought I could put it in there, but Internationalization_Country seems long. :-) Let me know. Beckman

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