NAME

Net::BobrDobr - module for using http://bobrdobr.ru.

SYNOPSIS

use Net::BobrDobr;
my $bd = new Net::BobrDobr (...);
$bd->connect (...) or die $bd->error;
my $ret = $bd->call (...);

DESCRIPTION

This module intended for deplouing social bookmark network http://BobrDobr.ru. You can log in to site, retrieve bookmarks, add bokmarks and remove bookmarks (list of all available operations you can find at http://bobrdobr.ru/api.html).

METHODS

new()

Create new instance of this module. Parameters for this call:

'api' => $file

File with bobrdobr-api keys, in format

api-key: <api application key>
api-secret: <api secret key>

'api-key' => $api_key

Manually supplied bobrdobr api application key.

'api-secret' => $api_secret

Manually supplied bobrdobr api secret key.

'agent' => $agent

Agent name for client, may be omitted.

'timeout' => $timeout

Timeout, default is 60 secs.

'cookie_jar' => $file

File for saving authentification cookies.

Returns undef if unsuccess, and $self if success.

connect()

This method perform all authentification operations. It got only two parameters -- login and password:

$bd->connect ($login,$password);

Returns undef if unsuccess, and $self if success.

call()

Main method for call bobrdobr-services. List of all available methods you can find in http://bobrdobr.ru/api.html.

First argument or this method is a name of bobrdobr operation, as a "test.echo", and rest -- hash of named parameters for this operations. E.g.:

my $ret = $bd->call ("test.echo",'param1' => "one");

Return reference to hash from server, or empty if request fail.

Main field for return hash: $ret-{'stat'}>, it may be:"ok" if operation success, or "fail" in other case. Full description see in http://bobrdobr.ru/api.html.

plaincall()

It is same method as call, but return raw content from server (REST XML form).

SEE ALSO

http://bobrdobr.ru/api.html, XML::Simple, LWP::UserAgent.

AUTHOR

Artur Penttinen, <artur+perl@niif.spb.su>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2008 by Artur Penttinen

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.10.0 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.