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Road Map towards future releases
Updated Feb 5, 2010 by drew.mcl...@gmail.com

This is a very basic and preliminary road map as we head towards a version 1.0 release of hkit. Contributions are always welcomed.

Version 1.0

These are the primary objectives that need to be fulfilled to reach hkit version 1.

  • Solid hCard implementation (pass all tests: http://microformats.org/tests/hcard/)
  • Support for XFN, minimum rel="me"
  • Support for multiple class instances within a script
  • User documentation for creating format profiles
  • Remote document caching
  • Representative hCard support

Immediately beyond 1.0

  • Native JSON output option
  • hReview implementation (pass all tests: http://microformats.org/tests/hreview/)
  • hCalendar implementation (when tests become available)
  • Support for parsing for multiple compound microformats at once (e.g. hCard within an hReview)
Comment by chris.messina, Jan 7, 2008

It would be interesting if it were possible to do interop/develop test suites for hKit, hPricot and mofo... so that we begin to have solid, multi-language libraries that all work the same and use approximately the same nomenclature for methods and so on.

Also, representative hcard/hcard-uid would be very useful.

Comment by steve...@gmail.com, Jan 7, 2008

I have some XFN test data (for both valid and invalid relationships) at:

http://deliciouslymeta.com/projects/xfn/test_data.html

Chris Wanstrath uses this for mofo. It does not inlcude any hCard, however - probably a good next step. Also, I should add that data to the DiSo? repository.

Comment by tan...@gmail.com, Jan 7, 2008

The top issue I have seen with use of hKit, especially for social network portability, is correctly identifying the representative hCard for a page, given a page with many hCards (e.g. Twitter profiles, Pownce profiles).

I suggest that a 0.6 release include the following: representative hCard support

Such a revision would immediately benefit users of hKit, such as those that are implementing importing and subscribing to hCard profiles with hKit.

Comment by steve...@gmail.com, Jan 7, 2008

tantek +1

Comment by project member drew.mcl...@gmail.com, Jan 9, 2008

Agreed, representative hCard support is now a requirement for version 1, and hopefully will be in svn much sooner than that. (Working on it.)

Comment by eric%eri...@gtempaccount.com, May 31, 2010

I've written an hresume profile that works with hkit. Let me know if you want it :)


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