The Safari Project
- Welcome -
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What is Safari?
The Safari Archive Server is a cgi-bin and
mod_perl application which
provides web access to revision control systems, software configuration
management systems and other hierarchical directories of files.
Back ends are available for different
file stores, with more in development.
Many external line tools may be integrated in to a Safari installation. Some
possible tools are:
- lint
- wc (word count)
- pretty printers
- format converters
- documentation extractors
- graphics / plot / slide generators
- compilers
- archiving tools (e.g. gzip, tar)
Safari is a fairly young Open Source
project, contributions and
suggestions are needed and welcome.
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Resources
- The current version of this page
- Demonstration Sites
- The source code
Some of this source code is copied verbatim or copied then modified
from other sources. I have left the original commentary in place
in such files, and a credits page is forthcoming. If you donated code
here - many thanks
- A bit of documentation
- The latest development tarball, if it's
on this site.
- The safari-dev mailing list
(Not to be confused with
several other safari oriented lists on egroups).
- View the archives
- Search the archives:
- Subscribe by email
or by using this oh-so-handy form:
- To send to the list, send to safari-dev@egroups.com.
- Lead developer: Barrie Slaymaker (barries@slaysys.com)
Status
The Safari Archive Server is in pre-1.0 development state. It is running
in 'dogfood' mode (I use it daily) and slated for 1.0 release in July, 1999.
Available back ends
Back ends under development
Tools known to work in Safari
- lint (gcc -Wall, perl -Olint)
- wc (the Unix word counter)
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