6 projects tagged "API"
spmfilter is a mail filtering framework. It attempts to be a general filtering framework for any purpose. The API enables spmfilter plugins to access messages as they are being processed by the MTA. This allows them to examine and modify message content and meta-information during the SMTP transaction. Plugins are loaded at runtime and can be processed in any sequence. The processing chain can also be altered by a single plugin, for example if the plugin has to stop further processing.
EpochX is a genetic programming framework. It is designed specifically for the task of analyzing evolutionary automatic programming, so is ideal for researchers who require an extendable system for studying the effects of new operators or procedures. It supports 3 popular representations - Strongly-Typed tree GP, Context-Free Grammar GP, and Grammatical Evolution.
openWebX is yet another object oriented PHP framework that follows the rules of strict separation of code and design. Using new technologies like couchDB or mongoDB as data-backends (with MySQL as fallback) nearly everything is an object. You don't have to write any HTML to get a Web site up and running. If you are developer, you simply "program" your site using PHP. If you are a content editor, you can use the included template system to describe your pages. Output is validated HTML5 by default, with other doctypes to choose from. All design is done by way of CSS. The mootools JavaScript framework is used to implement all kinds of client-side things, like galleries, informative popups, and form checkers.
Django REST framework is a lightweight REST framework for Django that aims to make it easy to build well-connected, self-describing RESTful Web APIs. It creates self-documenting Web APIs that include a Django admin style frontend. It has a modular, flexible architecture using Django's class based views. API creation can be as simple as adding a couple of lines to urls.py.
Fix8 is a modern open source C++ FIX framework featuring complete schema driven customisation, high performance, and fast application development. The system is comprised of a compiler for generating C++ message and field encoders, decoders, and instantiation tables, a runtime library to support the generated code and framework, and a set of complete client/server test applications. For the same message, Fix8 encodes 2.8 times faster and decodes 1.6 times faster than Quickfix, an average of 2 times. In other words, it reduces encode latency by 64% and reduces decode latency by 36%.