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./security/ruby-soauth, Ruby library that creates HTTP headers for OAuth Authorization

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Branch: CURRENT, Version: 0.2, Package name: ruby18-soauth-0.2, Maintainer: obache

## The "S" is for "Signs" ##

*SOAuth* is a Ruby library that **creates HTTP headers for OAuth Authorization**
using previously-obtained OAuth keys/secrets. Useful if you want to make your
own HTTP request objects instead of using the ones created for you using the
[commonly-used OAuth gem](security/ruby-oauth).

It should be noted that this was developed without edge cases in mind -- it was
pretty much abstracted from my "by-hand" signing of OAuth requests in [Prey
Fetcher](http://preyfetcher.com), so don't consider it production-quality code
(though it [is running in production](http://preyfetcher.com)).


Required to run:
[misc/rubygems] [lang/ruby18-base]

Required to build:
[misc/rubygems]

Master sites:

SHA1: 44a666d6e388593f9ad1c5ac9612313a779a5e6f
RMD160: 0c3f87be9376dbfe015f58e83c0d46e99ec22582
Filesize: 7.5 KB

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   2010-09-10 09:47:05 by Takahiro Kambe | Files touched by this commit (2) 
Log message:
* Use lang/ruby/gem.mk instead of misc/rubygems/rubygem.mk.
* Remove default value of GEM_BUILD.
   2010-08-03 06:55:10 by OBATA Akio | Files touched by this commit (4) | Imported package
Log message:
Import ruby-soauth-0.2 as security/ruby-soauth.

## The "S" is for "Signs" ##

*SOAuth* is a Ruby library that **creates HTTP headers for OAuth Authorization**
using previously-obtained OAuth keys/secrets.  Useful if you want to make your
own HTTP request objects instead of using the ones created for you using the
[commonly-used OAuth gem](security/ruby-oauth).

It should be noted that this was developed without edge cases in mind -- it was
pretty much abstracted from my "by-hand" signing of OAuth requests in [Prey
Fetcher](http://preyfetcher.com), so don't consider it production-quality code
(though it [is running in production](http://preyfetcher.com)).