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jquery-tweets

Submitted by andyatkinson on September 24, 2010 - 10:48pm

jQuery plugin to display tweets on a website. Configurable to display 5-20 tweets, or display one at a time and cycle it. Cycle duration is configurable by supplying a milliseconds value (cycle default is 6 seconds). Multiple instances of the plugin on the same page works fine. Plugin is easy to extend for your needs. Please fork and add tests for extra functionality.

Tweets are unstyled by default. Project includes a sample styled tweets box as as well as examples of static and cycling tweets. Plugin has been refactored to follow best practices and internal methods are tested with QUnit.

jQuery Comet Push API

Submitted by StephenLB on June 16, 2010 - 11:48pm

jQuery Comet Push API provides Comet based Publish & Subscribe Real Time Messaging. This API runs on PubNub, a Comet based Service.
Visit the JavaScript Push API Documentation at PubNub.

DOWNLOAD: JavaScript Push API at PubNub

jQuery Comet Subscribe

// Listen for Published Messages
// $.PUBNUB.subscribe( args, callback )
$.PUBNUB.subscribe({
    channel : 'my_channel'
}, function(message) {
    // Show Message
    console.log(message);
} );

jQuery Comet Publish

// Send Messages to Subscribers
// $.PUBNUB.publish( args, callback )
$.PUBNUB.publish( {
    channel : 'my_channel',
    message : { 'my_var' : 'some text data' }
});

jQuery Comet UnSubscribe


// Stop Listening for Published Messages
// $.PUBNUB.unsubscribe(args)

jQuery YQL

Submitted by gabrielfalcao on March 20, 2010 - 2:40pm

A simple jQuery plugin that queries Yahoo's YQL, fetch the through JSONP, and calls success callback with the results.

FriendFeed JSONP Widget

Submitted by gregory80 on September 16, 2009 - 4:59pm

A simple JSONP based widget to get a user timeline. Support for optional overrides.

// target the element to add the feed too
var options = {}; // optional override options
jQuery('#activityStreamBox').friendfeed('<username />', options);

rjsTwitter

Submitted by rjsedv on August 29, 2009 - 4:38am

rjsTwitter is a simple Client for Twitter. You can show tweets from any Twitter-author if the tweedt are free. You must only specify the screenname. You can configure different details for the Twitter-Client.

How to use

You can refence the library from my server with

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://rjs.de/jquery/jquery.rjstwitter.js"></script>

Or you can download the library and put it on your own server. Then you can reference it in this way:

<script type="text/javascript" src="[your path]/jquery.rjstwitter.js"></script>

Then you can use it like this:

* $("#myid").rjsTwitter( { background:"lightgray", color:"blue", fontSize:12, bildAngezeigt:true } );
* $("#myid").rjsTwitter();
* $("#myid").rjsTwitter( { color:"blue", fontSize:12 } );

Options

* background - Backgroundcolor: CSS-String, Default "white"
* color - Foregroundcolor: CSS-String, Default "black"

jQuery JSONP

Submitted by jaubourg on July 23, 2009 - 1:11am

About

jQuery-JSONP is a compact (1.6kB minified), yet feature-packed, alternative solution to jQuery's implementation of JSONP.

Features

jQuery-JSONP features:

  • error recovery in case of network failure or ill-formed JSON responses,
  • precise control over callback naming and how it is transmitted in the URL,
  • multiple requests with the same callback name running concurrently,
  • two caching mechanisms (browser-based and page based),
  • the possibility to manually abort the request just like any other AJAX request,
  • a timeout mechanism.

jQuery-JSONP publishes a $.ajax()-like function called $.jsonp(): similarity ensures programmers get up-to-speed easily.

Compatibility

jQuery-JSONP has been tested and runs within all major browsers, namely:

  • Internet Explorer 6 - 7 - 8
  • Firefox 2+
  • Chrome 1+
  • Safari 3+
  • Opera 9+

Delicious.com Feeds Displayer

Submitted by paulm on July 26, 2007 - 10:39am

Load a list of bookmarks, tags, network members, and/or fans from del.icio.us for a specific user using the del.icio.us JSON feeds (http://delicious.com/help/feeds/), and without need for any server-side component.