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ez-vcard is a vCard library written in Java. It can read and write vCards in many different formats. The "ez" stands for "easy" because the goal is to create a library that's easy to use.
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String str =
"BEGIN:VCARD\r\n" +
"VERSION:4.0\r\n" +
"N:Doe;Jonathan;;Mr;\r\n" +
"FN:John Doe\r\n" +
"END:VCARD\r\n";
VCard vcard = Ezvcard.parse(str).first();
String fullName = vcard.getFormattedName().getValue();
String lastName = vcard.getStructuredName().getFamily();VCard vcard = new VCard();
StructuredName n = new StructuredName();
n.setFamily("Doe");
n.setGiven("Jonathan");
n.addPrefix("Mr");
vcard.setStructuredName(n);
vcard.setFormattedName("John Doe");
String str = Ezvcard.write(vcard).version(VCardVersion.V4_0).go();- Simple, intuitive API (see Examples).
- Android compatibility (see ez-vcard-android project).
- Full compliance with 2.1, 3.0, and 4.0 specifications (see Supported Specifications).
- Supports XML, HTML, and JSON encoded vCards (see Supported Specifications).
- Extensive unit test coverage.
- Low Java version requirement (1.5 or above, 1.6 for jCards).
- Few dependencies on external libraries. Dependencies can be selectively excluded based on the functionality that is needed (see Dependencies).
May 17, 2016
Version 0.9.10 released. This release adds a number of improvements and bug fixes. Please see the changelog for details.
February 6, 2016
Version 0.9.9 released. This release adds a number of improvements and bug fixes. Please see the changelog for details.
November 14, 2015
Version 0.9.8 released. This release fixes a few miscellaneous bugs. Please see the changelog for details.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.googlecode.ez-vcard</groupId>
<artifactId>ez-vcard</artifactId>
<version>0.9.10</version>
</dependency>ez-vcard uses Maven as its build tool, and adheres to its convensions.
To build the project: mvn compile
To run the unit tests: mvn test
To build a JAR: mvn package
Eclipse users: Due to a quirk in the build process, before running the eclipse:eclipse goal, you must tweak some of the <resource> definitions in the POM file. See the comments in the POM file for details.
You have some options:
- Google Groups discussion forum
- Gitter chat room
- Post a question to StackOverflow with
vcardas a tag. - Email me directly: mike.angstadt@gmail.com
Please submit bug reports and feature requests to the issue tracker. Contributors are listed in the project credits.
If you'd like to help improve the accuracy of ez-vcard's parsing engine, please submit vCard samples using this form. All contributions are greatly appreciated.
Lead Developer
Michael Angstadt
Documentation
Michael Angstadt
Architecture Ideas
George El-Haddad (CardMe Project)
Maven Central Reviewer
Joel Orlina
Project Hosting
Github
Google Code
Contributors
amarnathr (hCard template bug)
bgorven (jackson-databind integration, jackson pretty printing, round-trip testing)
Moritz Bechler (Geo URI bug fix)
Kiran Kumar Bhushan (quoted-printable bug)
Sean Boylan (XXE vulnerability)
Florian Brunner (OSGi metadata)
Pratyush Chandra (ez-vcard-android)
Lívio Cipriano (Issue 35)
cmargenau (XML 1.1 support)
DerBlade (missing parameter method)
Juliane Dombrowski (quoted-printable line folding)
F. Gaffron (quoted-printable charsets)
isindir (Javadoc fix)
knutolav (Issue 1, Issue 2)
Nico Lehmann (Windows 10 Contacts compatibility issue)
David Nault (Issue 3, Issue 7)
rfc2822 (folding line issue, IMPP issue, trailing semicolons issue)
Steven Ruppert (folding surrogate character pairs, parsing tel URIs)
Matt Siegel (base64 property value bug, unit test bug)
David Spieler (hCard template bug)
Tom Vogel (quoted-printable charsets)
Eike Weyl (Wiki fix, Javadoc fix)
沈健 (plain-text vCard formatting issue)
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No animals were harmed in the making of this library.
Thank you to DAVDroid for their generous donation.
