pycocuma-server(1) [debian man page]

pycocuma-server(1)						    Addressbook 						pycocuma-server(1)

NAME

       pycocuma-server - Pythonic Contact and Customer Management

SYNTAX

       pycocuma-server [-p port] [-h host] [-f addressbook] [-j calendar]

DESCRIPTION

       PyCoCuMa  (Pythonic Contact and Customer Management) provides a personal information system for addresses, telephone numbers and other data
       associated with personal contacts (also supports photographic pictures).

       PyCoCuMa is purely written in Python with a Tk graphical interface. PyCoCuMa is based on an XML-RPC client-server architecture. The  server
       stores  its  data  in  compatible vCard (ver. 3.0) files (*.vcf) which can be read by all modern address programs (Evolution, KAddressbook,
       Outlook, GnomeCard, etc).

       This manpage documents the PyCoCuMa server.

OPTIONS

       -p     Port to listen on (default: 8810)

       -h     Host (interface) to listen on (default: localhost)

       -f     Addressbook filename to use (default: ~/addressbook.vcf)

       -j     Calendar filename to use (default: ~/addressbook.ics)

AUTHORS

       PyCoCuMa was written by Henning Jacobs.

       This manpage was written by Christoph Berg for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but may be used by others).

SEE ALSO

       PyCoCuMa home page
	      http://www.srcco.de/pycocuma/

       pycocuma(1)

Debian								      0.4.5-5							pycocuma-server(1)

Text::vCard::Addressbook(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			     Text::vCard::Addressbook(3pm)

NAME

       Text::vCard::Addressbook - a package to parse, edit and create multiple vCards (RFC 2426)

SYNOPSIS

	 use Text::vCard::Addressbook;

	 my $address_book = Text::vCard::Addressbook->new({
	       'source_file' => '/path/to/address.vcf',
	 });

	 foreach my $vcard ($address_book->vcards()) {
	       print "Got card for " . $vcard->fullname() . "
";
	 }

DESCRIPTION

       This package provides an API to reading / editing and creating multiple vCards. A vCard is an electronic business card. This package has
       been developed based on rfc2426.

       You will find that many applications (Apple Address book, MS Outlook, Evolution etc) can export and import vCards.

READING IN VCARDS

   load()
	 use Text::vCard::Addressbook;

	 # Read in from a list of files
	 my $address_book = Text::vCard::Addressbook->load( ['foo.vCard', 'Addresses.vcf']);

       This method will croak if it is unable to read in any of the files.

   import_data()
	 $address_book->import_data($value);

       This method imports data directly from a string.

   new()
	 # Read in from just one file
	 my $address_book = Text::vCard::Addressbook->new({
	       'source_file' => '/path/to/address.vcf',
	 });

       This method will croak if it is unable to read in the source_file.

	 # File already in a string
	 my $address_book = Text::vCard::Addressbook->new({
	       'source_text' => $source_text,
	 });

	 # Create a new address book
	 my $address_book = Text::vCard::Addressbook->new();

       Looping through all vcards in an address book.

	 foreach my $vcard ($address_book->vcards()) {
	       $vcard->...;
	 }

METHODS

   add_vcard()
	 my $vcard = $address_book->add_vcard();

       This method creates a new empty Text::vCard object, stores it in the address book and return it so you can add data to it.

   vcards()
	 my $vcards = $address_book->vcards();
	 my @vcards = $address_book->vcards();

       This method returns a reference to an array or an array of vcards in this address book. This could be an empty list if there are no entries
       in the address book.

   set_encoding()
	 $address_book->add_vcard('utf-8');

       This method will add the string ';charset=utf-8' to each and every vCard entry. That does help in connection with e.g. an iPhone...

   export()
	 my $vcf_file = $address_book->export()

       This method returns the vcard data in the vcf file format.

       Please note there is no validation, you must ensure that the correct nodes (FN,N,VERSION) are already added to each vcard if you want to
       comply with RFC 2426.

       This might not escape the results correctly at the moment.

AUTHOR

       Leo Lapworth, LLAP@cuckoo.org

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 2003 Leo Lapworth. All rights reserved.  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
       same terms as Perl itself.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

       The authors of Text::vFile::asData for making my life so much easier.

SEE ALSO

       Text::vCard, Text::vCard::Node

perl v5.10.1							    2011-01-11					     Text::vCard::Addressbook(3pm)