Metaweb Perl Module

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    1. hds
      Jul 21, 2007
      hds says:

      I've started work on writing a Perl module to provide an interface to Metaweb - heavily based around using Freebase at this point obviously.

      I just wanted to check that no one else was working on a similar undertaking. If no one else is, I'm proposing the Net::Metaweb name space and will publish it on CPAN. I'm working on a structure that will allow queries to be given as either perl objects (a la the example in the Freebase developer documentation) or as a JSON string, and to receive either for the response too.

      If anyone is interested in working on this, please let me know.

      2. Jul 24, 2007
        jdeperi says:

        I'd be interested, hds. I currently do quite a bit of work in Perl, both professionally and free time. Your idea sounds great. JdP

      3. hds
        Jul 27, 2007
        hds says:

        Good to hear it. Current version is available from subversion:



        svn co http://caffeineconcepts.com/net-metaweb



        Having said that, give it about 2 hours and I'll be finished a re-hash of my implementation - it will make a bit of a difference as to the methods you call to get a query.

      4. Oct 13, 2008
        mohsen_basirat says:

        hi hds,

        I'm interested too, actually there is two other module in cpan and none of them working becasue of latest version of JSON and JSON::XS module.

        if you need someone to contribute let me know.

      5. Oct 13, 2008
        mohsen_basirat says:

        you svn address also dosen't work, would you create free repository in one of these websites like github.com, www.assembla.com, google code or sourceforge?

      6. hds
        Nov 9, 2008
        hds says:

        I know it may be a little late, but I have now moved my repository to google code.

        http://code.google.com/p/www-metaweb/ 

        I'm also planning on releasing a new version to CPAN next week as a new version of JSON::XS has caused compatibility issues. 

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