experimenting with ostatus in python, based on node-ostatus
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A suite of Python libraries and command line tools for doing ostatus. Needed this to test things I'm doing with servers and I just can't get node-ostatus to work without giving me o3 library problems. So I figured I'd port parts of it to Python. This has very limited functionality, thus far. Some command line scripts have been added: webfinger, profile, status and hcard. Each takes one or more webfinger addresses: ./status evan@identi.ca or ./profile cdent@tiddlyspace.com This code makes no particular effort to be super efficient, but it does try to be relatively simple and dependency free. TODO: Thus far all the code performs only read only activities. Nothing is being done for subscription, PuSHing to hubs, or doing anything with salmon. So all of that is a todo.
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