SMF Package Parser - Source code now available!

[4LP3RUZ1]

Is the package parser gone? or is it temporary?

[Daniel15]

It's temporary, until I have the time to fix everything up. The server it was hosted on had a hard drive failure, and I'm in the process of setting everything up on a new server (I don't have much free time, so it's taking a while).

For now, use one of the versions other people are hosting:
http://www.smfhacks.com/smf-package-parser.html
http://sleepycode.com/index.php?action=modparser

[Daniel15]

The SMF package parser is now back up

[TrueSatan]

Thanks Daniel...is your source code for the latest version available again?

[Daniel15]

TrueSatan, yes, the released source code for the Package Parser is available from http://dev.dansoftaustralia.net/frs/?group_id=12, and the very latest code (contains some small fixes as well as the XSLT stylesheets I'm working on) is available via SVN (see http://dev.dansoftaustralia.net/scm/?group_id=12)

[TrueSatan]

Thanks again Daniel...I'll get a tortoise (Tortoise SVN) to pay a visit.

[Daniel15]

I've also got an SVN browser available at http://dev.dansoftaustralia.net/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/trunk/?root=modparser

The XSLT stylesheets in that directory, they're kinda related... Take a look at [Beta] XSLT stylesheets for Modification XML files - Make them look pretty for information about them

[tiger5226]

Thanks A lot dan. Is it going to support 1.1.4

[Daniel15]

Sure, it's a very simple change so I'll update it really soon

[TheGreat]

uPdate for 1.17?

[DisturbedIndividual]

Is it compatible for 1.1.8 ?

[Bulqr4eto]

How about 2.0 RC1 ?

[Garou]

For those looking to update this for newer versions of SMF, open the package.php and edit it to look something like this.

Code Select Expand

<label for="smfVersion"><?php echo $txt['choose_version'] ?>:</label>
<select name="smfVersion" id="smfVersion">
<optgroup label="SMF 2.0 Branch">
<option>2.0 RC1.2</option>
<option>2.0 RC1-1</option>
<option>2.0 RC1</option>
<option>2.0 Beta 4</option>
</optgroup>
<optgroup label="SMF 1.1 Branch">
<option>1.1.10</option>
<option>1.1.9</option>
<option>1.1.8</option>
<option>1.1.7</option>
<option>1.1.6</option>
<option>1.1.5</option>
<option>1.1.4</option>
<option>1.1.3</option>
<option>1.1.2</option>
<option>1.1.1</option>
<option>1.1</option>
</optgroup>
<optgroup label="SMF 1.0 Branch">
<option>1.0.13</option>
<option>1.0.12</option>
<option>1.0.11</option>
<option>1.0.10</option>
<option>1.0.9</option>
</optgroup>
</select><br />

I figured that one out a couple months ago, its simple to update, so far anyway.   

Now to figure out how to parse mods stored on site much like the one here at SMF does. 

[Kimmie]

does anyone know of an updated parser?


TIA

[JBlaze]

does anyone know of an updated parser?


TIA

http://dev.smfchat.com/parser 

[Hell Raiser]

Nice work JB 

[Mick.]

Does anyone have a parser i could use in my own website? 

[jexus1]

Does anyone have a parser i could use in my own website? 

download the files,upload them and change some aspects of one file, I can´t remember very well 

[Liam.]

I think he means that there is no available download from Dan's site now, and if someone could re-upload it for us. I'd also like a copy of this, I had it before but seem to have lost it :/

[Mick.]

I think he means that there is no available download from Dan's site now, and if someone could re-upload it for us. I'd also like a copy of this, I had it before but seem to have lost it :/

Yes.... i'd like to have one in my test site.