Projects

Most of my projects are on either github or bitbucket. WPSearch, although, is stored in the WordPress plugin repository.

• KLogger — 87 following

  A Simple Logging Class For PHP

• getsparks.org — 74 following

  getsparks.org - The CodeIgniter Package Managment Repository

• chip — 57 following

  A log file multiplexer and monitor. Tail multiple remote or local log files, set actions, and more. A friend to every developer and system admin. Alpha.

• wordpress-github — 21 following

  List your github and bitbucket projects on your WordPress blog really, really easily. Why? Because you're a baller.

• access — 6 following

  A CodeIgniter Spark for easily protecting all or part of your site with HTTP Auth prompts

• ci-robot-helper — 5 following

  A spark that can be used to generate questions and answers to avoid robot form submissions

• ajax-proxy — 5 following

  An easy-to-use PHP ajax proxy class and script for facilitating cross-domain ajax calls which supports cookies and has minimal dependencies (doesn't need curl)

• spark-sdk — 5 following

  A CodeIgniter Spark to assist in developing and validating new sparks.

• codeigniter-amazon-ses — 2 following

  A CodeIgniter library to interact with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Email Service (SES)

• boomcalc — 1 following

  A jQuery plugin that renders a usable calculator in a DOM element.

• WP-Easy-Cache — 1 following

  A PHP class for easily caching data programmatically in WordPress. Oriented for develeopers pulling Twitter feeds, etc. A nice alternative to the weak built-in cache functions.

• notes — 1 following

  An open-source multi-user website building application

Older stuff below:

A Lucene-based search plugin for WordPress – wpSearch

The project is the holy grail of pluggable full text blog searching for WordPress. This plugin is portable, easy to set up, and creates a blog search that blows away the default implementation provided by WordPress. Maybe one day WordPress will implement a true search, but until then, this plugin is the closest you can get. Interested? check it out the Lucene-based WordPress Search Plugin.

A PHP-Lucene Standard Analyzer

Zend’s port of Lucene has been a Godsend for most PHP programmers looking to implement a solid fulltext search on their data. It’s ease of use and quality of coding is impeccable. If their is one hurdle in the way of being a google-like search, it is that Zend doesn’t offer a version of the “Standard Analyzer” that makes Java-based text searching so easy. This project is my attempt to create such an analyzer. It was created as a sub-project of wpSearch. Read more about it here.