Re: PEAR2/Net_Growl 0.1.0 is on way

Hi Till, This is normal for some reason : - first : even if I know processes to publish / propose a (new) package for PEAR, I don't know how to do with PEAR2 - second : Growl purpose will change if it's accepted by the pear community. It won't be just a features migration to PHP 5.3 I want to make Growl a universal notification system ( I will try to explain better when I will publish examples and some docs on my github account) - so as previous point try to explain I prefer to post my source code on a "no man's land" zone before any decision are taken Hope this will clarify the situation for you. Laurent Le 15/03/2012 03:14, till a écrit :

Hey Laurent, I don't see Net_Growl on pear2.php.net? Till On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 6:04 PM, Laurent Laville <pear@laurent-laville.org> wrote:

Hi everyone, I would like to announce a closest date to be released the first alpha version 0.1.0 of PEAR2/Net_Growl. This version is a full rewrites for PHP 5.3.0+ As you certainly already know, I like the Growl system. But why do we limit to only two protocols to send notifications. My motivation is to build a universal notification system without changing code source, and use either (depending of use cases) : - GNTP - UDP but also - SMTP - HTTP/HTTPS - XMPP - DBUS and everything else. Just depending of a new Adapter. Version 0.1.0 that will be published on my github account [1] will have at least these features : - listener interface : ability to observe any growl subject events (connect, disconnect from host, notify, register, send and receive raw data) Will come with a Monolog [2] listener (as example and helper to debug) - adapters : udp and gntp (to provide at least growl protocols support) - unified response object (always to use same code implementation) - ability to change application / notification details, even after registration Roadmap : Version 0.2.0 - I've already written a composite adapter : ability to send notifications to multiple target at same time, and filter destination. - currently working on XMPP, SMTP and HTTP adapters - and more ... depending of your suggestions Regards Laurent Laville [1] https://github.com/llaville [2] https://github.com/Seldaek/monolog -- PEAR Development Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php