Welcome to a Debian Data Export tree.

Starting at this url you can access all informations that are exported, in a tree-like fashion.

Append ?list to a URL to get a list of all possible child nodes.

Append ?t=type to a URL to select the encoding type from the list below:

Available output types

This is a list of available output types:
csv
Comma Separated Values (CSV)
debug
Output the parsed request path and parameters
html
Browser-friendly HTML documentation of the node (default)
json
JSON encoding (the data is found on the "r" element of a dictionary)
pickle
Python pickled objects
text
Simple text-based presentation
yaml
YAML encoding

For example, appending ?t=json will give you JSON output.

Available plugins

Javascript data access

At this URL you can get a JavaScript source with a simple function to query this DDE service and retrieve results via JSON.

Include it in your page with <script src="http://dde.debian.net/dde/js" /> to allow your JavaScript code to gain access to all exported information.

If you want to access data from multiple DDE services, you can change the namespace name of the included javascript, by adding a name of your choice after '/js'. For example:

            <script src="http://udd.debian.org/dde/js/udd"></script>
            <script src="http://debtags.debian.net/dde/js/debtags"></script>
            <script type="text/javascript">
            debtags.request("/axi/cquery", function(req) {
               // The partial function is passed the XMLHttpRequest
               log("Partial:", len(req.responseText, "bytes received so far"))
            }, function(res) {
               // The success function is passed the resulting object
               log("Result:", res)
            }, function (req, exc) {
               // The error function is passed the XMLHttpRequest object
               if (req) log("Error", req.status, "loading the data:", req.responseText)
               // Or an exception
               if (exc) log("Error", exc)
            })
            </script>