6 projects tagged "GPL"
This is a simple XBMC add-on to generate a random waltz theme following Mozart's Musical Dice Game (Musikalisches Würfelspiel). Each waltz consist of two parts: a minuet (16 bars of music) and a trio (another 16 bars). Mozart wrote a total of 272 pieces, which get randomly combined to produce a unique piece of music every time (originally the combination was obtained using a dice roll, hence the name).
Form Validation validates form inputs according to a CSS class. It uses the jQuery library to traverse the list of inputs of a form and performs validations of types defined in a CSS class attribute of each input. It supports validations of these types: required, email, date, time currency, numeric, alphanumeric, alphabetic, state, zip code, and URL. If the fields are invalid, an error message is displayed inside a page element for displaying validation errors.
jQuery.pidCrypt uses HTML5 localStorage or sessionStorage for implementing an RSA public keyring within the browser, allowing transparent asymmetric encryption of form submissions while protecting the keys with AES symmetric encryption. It is easy to implement and has numerous configurable options for pre, post, and error-handling callbacks.
pymiproxy is a small, lightweight, man-in-the-middle embeddable proxy capable of performing HTTP and HTTPS (or SSL) inspection. The proxy provides a built-in certificate authority that is capable of generating certificates for SSL-based destinations. Pymiproxy is also extensible, and provides two methods for extending the proxy: method overloading and a pluggable interface. It is ideal for situations where you're in dire need of a proxy to tamper with out- and/or in-bound HTTP data.
jobSeeker is a class that searches for jobs on a range of different job sites. It takes a list of parameters for searching for jobs, such as keywords, country, city, distance limit, and the sites to search. It returns an array of results that includes the job title, description, and job page URL. Currently it supports Craigslist, Indeed, and Monster.