The Services_Yadis package is now proposed to PEAR. This provides a PHP5 implementation of the Yadis Specification 1.0 a requirement of the OpenID Authentication 2.0 Specification. There are way too many specifications out there! The proposal is a reflection of February's "Zend_Service_Yadis" proposal to the Zend Framework. The main differences (beside the PEARification) were fixing the main bugs the ZF sample code had.

Anyways, alongside Crypt_HMAC2 and Crypt_DiffieHellman (both of which passed voting this week - just waiting for a CVS account and finalisation by the PEAR group that it's accepted) this will mark another milestone on the way to getting OpenID support into PEAR. Thanks to Christian Schmidt whose early comments on the PEAR Yadis proposal helped me tidy up and fix a few things yesterday.

Next up will be an OpenID Consumer proposal. Will likely propose this early next week - could be earlier if it keeps raining here in Ireland (it's completely horrible outside now), and I'm stuck indoors over the weekend. It's largely done - but some of the subtle OpenID 2.0 rules are omitted. I'll layer these into the refactored code at a later date; the current version works fine for a typical OpenID 2.0 authentication process.

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2.0 ? fast

#1 mod rewrite (Homepage) on 2007-07-19 16:37 (Reply)

Kirk: "How long to re-fit?"
Scotty: "Eight weeks. But you don't have eight weeks, so I'll do it for you in two."
Kirk: "Do you always multiply your repair estimates by a factor of four?"
Scotty: "How else to maintain my reputation as a miracle worker?"

#2 Pádraic Brady (Homepage) on 2007-07-20 23:14 (Reply)

Just tried to install :
$ sudo pear install Services_Yadis
Password:
No releases available for package "pear.php.net/Services_Yadis"

Is going to be available on the pear libs or I can just get it on this website ?

#3 Martin (Homepage) on 2007-08-07 19:12 (Reply)

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