mmn/foaflib: Originally on Google Code, I've been adapting it as necessary for my own projects. @ 80f35d979c6f82dc05012bce24a8550f6c03ca5f

Originally on Google Code, I've been adapting it as necessary for my own projects.

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luke.maurits 80f35d979c Changed setup.py and CHANGES for 0.2 and created source distribution.		hace 15 años
dist	80f35d979c Changed setup.py and CHANGES for 0.2 and created source distribution.	hace 15 años
foaflib	d194357ba0 Added ability to derive feedformatter Feed objects from ActivityStreams.	hace 15 años
CHANGES	80f35d979c Changed setup.py and CHANGES for 0.2 and created source distribution.	hace 15 años
COPYING	6ee5fb47ad Initial import.	hace 15 años
INSTALL	1b71c43be9 Rearranged directory structure somewhat and added stuff in preparation for 0.1 release.	hace 15 años
MANIFEST.in	1b71c43be9 Rearranged directory structure somewhat and added stuff in preparation for 0.1 release.	hace 15 años
README	1b71c43be9 Rearranged directory structure somewhat and added stuff in preparation for 0.1 release.	hace 15 años
setup.py	80f35d979c Changed setup.py and CHANGES for 0.2 and created source distribution.	hace 15 años

		
				README
			
				The FOAF project brings social networking into the semantic web. By publishing
information about yourself, your interests, projects and friends in machine
readable RDF files, you can participate in a completely decentralised social
network, maintaining complete ownership and control of your personal data.

foaflib is a Python library built on the rdflib library and designed to make it
easy to do things like:

    * Create FOAF files
    * Read FOAF files
    * Use people's FOAF profiles to access their blogs, Twitter feeds, etc.

foaflib is really new and under heavy development. Assume that nothing works at
all, that way you'll be pleasantly surprised when some things do.

You can find some rough instructions and examples in the wiki at
http://code.google.com/p/foaflib/

I am rather new to working with FOAF and RDF so comments and contributions from
more semantically savvy people are 100% welcome!