ternate
Ternate is a command-line client for creating FOAF and webpages for Gentoo Linux developers. It queries the LDAP server on http://dev.gentoo.org/ and creates a basic FOAF file. The FOAF is transformed into GuideXML using an XSLT stylesheet.
Features
Creates FOAF from LDAP info
Creates homepage for dev.gentoo.org/~username
Installaion
You can InstallTernate using distutils, easy_install or subversion. There is also a Gentoo Linux ebuild available.
Usage
There are three steps. Get your LDAP info, create FOAF, create the homepage.
Example command-line usage
Fetch LDAP info
$ ternate --ldap > ldap.txt
Now create FOAF:
$ ternate --foaf ldap.txt
Now convert FOAF to GuideXML
$ ternate --guidexml foaf.rdf > index.xml or $ xsltproc /usr/share/ternate-0.1.0/developer.xslt foaf.rdf > index.xml
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