Thread: FLAG (Fanfiction.net Lightweight Automated Grabber)
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Old 08-09-2009, 11:59 AM   #144
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Here's a laundry-list of things I'm trying to do related to FanFiction.Net:
  • dynamic catalog creation - For those people with iPhones and iPod Touches, no need to manually check story ids and convert to epub. You can browse new and updated fanfics from favorite categories within Stanza directly. Requires Apache, PHP and Calibre (for command-line conversion functions only).
  • And finally, a ready-made portable XAMPP environment for Windows users so they can run FLAG locally without needing to know how to set-up Apache and PHP on their computers.
Someone requested a copy of the Stanza catalog scripts and I was able to clean it up enough for a public release. A ready-made XAMPPLite environment is also included. Hopefully, I'll be able to get the cleaned-up FLAG scripts to erayd by next weekend.

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