It's still half full of static urls and completely unusable; but as a proof of concept...
Long story short:
$link = 'http://www.wherever.com/';
$result = new OpenSearchResponse('search key words');
$result->addItem(new OpenSearchResponseItem('Example A', $link, 'Content goes here!'));
$result->addItem(new OpenSearchResponseItem('Example B', $link, 'Content goes here!'));
print $result->toXML();
... is about as much effort as it takes to create a new feed.
And describing it:
$options = array();
$options["ShortName"] = "Valex";
$options["LongName"] = "Valuation Exchange";
$options["Description"] = "Residential Valuations";
$options["Contact"] = "daniel.oconnor@megawhogg.com.au";
$options["Url"]["atom"] = "http://ws.valex.com.au/opensearch/1.1/?searchTerms={searchTerms}&xml=true";
$options["Url"]["html"] = "http://vx.valex.com.au/opensearch/1.1/?searchTerms={searchTerms}";
header('content-type: text/xml');
$osd = new OpenSearchDescription($options);
print $osd->toXML();
Simple!
XML_Feed_Writer - You'll have to fix a few, really minor bugs with this.
Zend Framework - You'll need to grab Zend_Search_Lucene, perhaps, or find your own search engine.
Finally:
OpenSearch-0.0.1.tgz.
Hopefully, I'll get off my ass and rerelease Services_Upcoming, Services_ABR, etc through the work package server, should Robby ever set it up.
