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Yelp

The Yelp (formally 'Yelp Search Results') package contains two modules which allow for searching and displaying business results from Yelp, using the Yelp API.

Yelp API

The Yelp API module provides the necessary functions and hooks to query the Yelp API and return results. It does not display results on its own, merely provides a framework for fetching, caching and returning results. To use the Yelp API (and any modules that depend on it) you will need to obtain API keys.

The Yelp API module provides form fields which other modules can add to custom forms to define search parameters. When implemented the Yelp API form fields support tokens and can use the addressfield module for location data (The addressfield module must be patched).

Checkout the 'yelp_api/API.txt' for information on how to use the Yelp API module with your module. Checkout the 'yelp_api/yelp_api.api.inc' for information on provided hooks.

Yelp Blocks

IRC Hispano Webchat

IRC Hispano Webchat module provides integration with IRC-Hispano IRC net by using its flashchat client to connect your web with your channel in IR

Open Library API

This module is designed to be a set of simple wrapper functions for querying book edition and author metadata from Open Library or a service running the same software, using the Open Library RESTful API. It also transparently caches requests, to be kind to the providers of these services.

In addition a set of theme functions are provided, which for many developers may be all they need to achieve what they want. eg:

theme('openlibrary_edition', '9781882114986', 'isbn', 'title');

... will return a book title, linking to the Open Library, and

theme('openlibrary_edition', '9781882114986', 'isbn', 'block');

... will return the cover image for that edition of the book, plus more detailed information about the book (template file provided to make it easy to customise this).

There are also two sample modules included that make use of the API:

Open Library Filter

This is an input filter module which inserts book edition metadata into posts using a simple wiki-like syntax. eg.:

[[isbn:9781882114986]]

... and

[[isbn:9781882114986|block]]

... are equivalent to the two PHP examples above.

Open Library ISBN Formatter

ForexFeed

Forex Feed

The ForexFeed module provides a centralized API for FOREX (Foreign Exchange) rates with data retrieved by the ForexFeed.net PHP data API.

Visualize

Visualize is a Views style plug-in for implementing the jQuery Visualize charting tool.

jQuery Visualize provides accessible charts providing textual information to non-visual users.
It uses a technique with JavaScript to scrape data from an HTML table and generate charts using the HTML 5 Canvas element.

This plug-in is tested in the following browsers: IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox 2, Firefox 3.5, Safari 3 and 4, Opera 9.

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