RE: web interface to subversion... (websvn/pear/svn)

clay,

thanks for the response...

is it possible i can give you a call to discuss what i'm doing, to see if
there might be an easier/more efficient way??

thanks

-bruce
bedouglas@earthlink.net
(925) 866-2790

-----Original Message-----
From: Clay Loveless [mailto:clay@killersoft.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 1:06 PM
To: SVN-Users
Subject: Re: web interface to subversion... (websvn/pear/svn)

Hi Bruce,

As the author of the VersionControl_SVN package in PEAR, I can say that the
PEAR package does all of the things you listed below.

In fact, there are examples for each subclass that demonstrate each of the
tasks you listed.

WebSVN uses svnlook, which means you're out of luck for altering the
repository unless you hack in some of your own code.

VersionControl_SVN, on the other hand, will let you do everything you need
to do.

Take a look through the examples in the API documentation, and I believe
you'll find that the examples within will have you pretty far down the road
on what you need to accomplish.

-Clay

Example of repository listing with DHTML directory structure:
http://www.killersoft.com/packages/VersionControl_SVN.php

API docs:
http://www.killersoft.com/packages/VersionControl_SVN_docs/index.html

--
Killersoft.com
> From: bruce <bedouglas@earthlink.net>
> Reply-To: <bedouglas@earthlink.net>
> Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 11:17:10 -0700
> To: 'Subversion Users Mailing List' <users@subversion.tigris.org>
> Subject: web interface to subversion... (websvn/pear/svn)
>
> hi...
>
> i'm reviewing websvn and the php-pear/svn libs as i'm going to need a way
to
> provide some basic web interaction with a svn repository.
>
> i'm inclined to go towards using svnlook with the web app having direct
> access to the repository. however, in looking at websvn/pear, it appears
> that websvn provides direct svnlook hooks, whereas the pear/svn lib only
> deals with svn.
>
> i need to be able to do/provide the following types of interations with
svn:
> svn functions
>  return list of version numbers for a give file name
>  create/add/update/commit a dir based on a given dir name
>  create/add/update/commit a file based on a given file name
>  generate a list of files for a given dir
>  generate a list of dirs for a given parent dir
>  add new dir/file to svn access file for new dir/file
>  add new user to svn access file for given dir/file
>
> based on this, does anybody have experience with either/both packages/apps
> who can share with me your thoughts/comments on which app might make
sense.
> the major downside i see to the websvn app is that it's template based,
and
> if i rip it apart, i'm going to have to spend a good deal of time to
> understand/modify the template mechanism to incorporate the requisite
parts
> into my app...
>
> thoughts/comments/opinions/etc... are helpful...
>
> thanks...
>
> -bruce
>
>
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