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Lifestream displays your social feeds and photos much like you would see it on many of the social networking sites.

Requirements

PHP 5
WordPress 2.8 or newer

Features

Personalizable CSS classes.
Detailed configuration options.
Supports nearly every major social networking website
Unlimited number of feeds in your Lifestream.
Supports grouping of events.
Localization ready!
Digest available to summarize your activities.
WordPress MU is supported.

Built-in Feeds

The plugin includes most of the major social networking feeds available. You may add your own, as well as send me ideas for new feeds at the GitHub Forum. If you wish to add custom extensions, please see extensions/README.

Facebook
Digg
Blog
Twitter
Reddit
De.licio.us
GetGlue
Instapaper
Jaiku
Last.fm (Revamped plugin in 0.38)
Flickr (Improved display in 0.39)
Photobucket
Pownce
YouTube
Google Plus
Yelp
MySpace Blog
Skitch
Identi.ca
Pandora
TwitPic
Pict.Mobi
Vimeo
StumbleUpon
Tumblr
Ma.gnolia
Zooomr
Blip.fm
Brightkite
Picasa (Web)
Kongregate
Viddler
coComment
FoodFeed
MyEpisodes
Mixx
SlideShare
Blip.tv
Steam
Xbox Live
Github
Readernaut
ScrnShots
Mobypicture
SmugMug
DeviantArt
BackType
LibraryThing
Netflix
Wikipedia
Upcoming.org
WordPress Codex
Raptr
Gowalla
Kiva
Codaset
Foursquare
Ustream
World of Warcraft Armory

Want to add your own? See extensions/README for more information.

Localization

Currently the plugin is localized in the default language of English, as well as the following languages. If you wish to submit a localization please send it to lifestream@fauxzen.com

Chinese (Simplified)
Japanese
Polish
Danish
Italian
Bulgarian
French
German
Danish
Spanish
Swedish
Belorussian
Catalan

Credits

An Enthropia Labs project.

Created by David Cramer (mail, website).

Maintained by Robert McGhee (mail, website).

Core concept inspired by RSS Stream.

\n","installation":"

Upload the plugin into /wp-content/plugins/. You should end up with /wp-content/plugins/lifestream/.

Activate the plugin under the “Plugins” menu.

Visit “Lifestream” -> “Settings” to configure the basic options, and add feeds.

There are severals methods in which you can use Lifestream in a WordPress page.

The easiest way is to use the normal context handler (works in pages and posts):

[lifestream]\n

Another method requires a custom WordPress page, or the use of a template, and is a simple function call:

<?php lifestream(); ?>\n

You may also specify several parameters in the lifestream method (useful for sidebar display). These should be in the standard key=>value format for PHP calls.

(int) offset: defaults to 0
(int) limit: defaults to ’50’
(string) date_interval: defaults to ‘1 month’
(boolean) break_events: defaults to false – forces grouped events to be single
(array) user_ids: defaults to all users — specify the ids of users to show
(array) feed_types: defaults to all feeds — specify the feed keys (e.g. twitter) to show
(array) feed_ids: defaults to all feeds — specify the ids of feeds to show, also overrides feed_types setting

For example:

[lifestream limit=\"10\"]\n

For more advanced uses, you may directly use get_events() which will return an array of Event instances. This is the same syntax as the lifestream() method.

Example:

<ul>\n<?php\n$options = array('limit' => 50);\n$events = $lifestream->get_events($options);\n\nforeach ($events as $event)\n{\n    echo '<li>'.$event->render($options).'</li>';\n}\n?>\n</ul>\n

Another popular example, would to be show your current Twitter, or Facebook status somewhere in your templates:

$events = $lifestream->get_events(array('feed_types'=>array('twitter'), 'number_of_results'=>1, 'break_groups'=>true);\n$event = $events[0];\n\n// to render it with links\necho $event->feed->render_item($event, $event->data);\n\n// or render just the text\necho $event->data['title'];\n

Or, use our handy shortcuts:

<?php lifestream_twitter_status(); ?>\n

And

<?php lifestream_facebook_status(); ?>\n

\n","changelog":"

1.1.4

Removed Amazon plugin as it was no longer valid
Updated Google+ plugin so that it works again.

1.1.3

Fixed delicious feed URL per this forum https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-lifestream2-fix-for-delicious-feedspost
Adjusted changelog to have newest changes first.

1.1.2

Minor cleanup of various code

1.1.1

Fixed Google+ extension
Removed Google Reader extension
Removed a Changelog/Forum link in Dashboard
Removed Screenshot Tab as those no longer apply at this time

1.1

Branched from the GitHub release on 09/20/2011
Added Pict.Mobi extension
Fixed Twitter extension
Removed Hulu, iTunes as they no longer offer the feed

1.0

This updated version containing a whole load of fixes and more plugins. This is the version available on GitHub as at 27/07/2011

0.99.9.8-BETA

The last release by David Cramer

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This plugin provides geodata for posts associated with authors utilizing Brightkite, the location based micro-content social network.

Brightkite provides data regarding the users activities via KML. This plugin parses the KML to determine latitude and longitude and geotags RSS2 and Atom feeds according to the ICBM Namespace. Additional functionality allows for Google Map integration with posts.

\n","installation":"

Upload the wp-brightkite/ directory to /wp-content/plugins/
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Fill out Brightkite user data on your profile page. Note: Standard WP permissions apply.
Use the <?php post_gmap() ?> within your template to print a mini 10×10 map icon, clickable for Google Maps location.

\n","faq":"

How can I get a Brightkite invite?

Ask around on Twitter or elsewhere. There’s invites to be had.

Can I change the size of the Google Map template tag?

Not yet, but I plan to do that in future versions.

\n"},"short_description":"This plugin provides geolocation metadata throughout the blog based on Brightkite data.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-brightkite.zip","screenshots":[],"tags":{"brightkite":"BrightKite","geolocation":"geolocation","geotag":"geotag","social-networking":"social networking"},"versions":[],"donate_link":"http://technosailor.com/donation/","icons":{"default":"https://s.w.org/plugins/geopattern-icon/wp-brightkite.svg"}}]

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