packages.xml

<repos xml:base="file:/home/servlex/test/cxan-website/repos/">
   <repo xml:base="./expath/" abbrev="expath">

      <pkg abbrev="file-saxon" id="expath/file-saxon">
         <name>http://expath.org/lib/file</name>
         <abstract>EXPath File for Saxon.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">The EXPath File module provides tools to deal with files and file systems (what is the last
time a file was accessed?, append some XML to an existing file, etc.)

This is a third-party implementation for Saxon HE (Saxon PE and EE have native
support for the EXPath File module).</desc>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/expath-file-java</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <category id="saxon">Saxon extensions</category>
         <tag>file</tag>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <tag>saxon</tag>
         <version num="0.5.0">
            <file name="expath-file-saxon-0.5.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-file-saxon-0.5.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="http-client-saxon" id="expath/http-client-saxon">
         <name>http://expath.org/lib/http-client</name>
         <abstract>EXPath HTTP Client for Saxon.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">The EXPath HTTP Client provides a single function, sending a HTTP request, represented
as an XML element (the endpoint URL, as well as the headers, body content, etc.)
It return the HTTP response represented as XML as well.</desc>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/expath-http-client-java</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <category id="saxon">Saxon extensions</category>
         <tag>http</tag>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <tag>saxon</tag>
         <version num="0.12.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.12.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.12.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.11.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.11.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.11.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.10.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.10.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.10.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.9.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.9.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.9.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.8.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.8.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.8.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.7.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.7.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.7.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.6.0">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.6.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.6.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.5">
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.5.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-http-client-saxon-0.5.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="xspec" id="expath/xspec">
         <name>http://www.jenitennison.com/xslt/xspec</name>
         <abstract>XSpec, the BDD framework to test XPath-based languages.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">XSpec is a Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) framework for XML
processing, currently focusing on XSLT and XQuery.  It is based on the
Spec framework of RSpec, which is a BDD framework for Ruby.

XSpec consists of a syntax for describing the behaviour of your XSLT
or XQuery code, and some code that enables you to test your code
against those descriptions.</desc>
         <code>https://github.com/expath/xspec</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <author id="jenit">Jeni Tennison</author>
         <category id="applications">Applications</category>
         <category id="test">Test</category>
         <category id="tools">Tools</category>
         <tag>test</tag>
         <tag>bdd</tag>
         <version num="0.4.0">
            <file name="xspec-0.4.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="zip-saxon" id="expath/zip-saxon">
         <name>http://expath.org/lib/zip</name>
         <abstract>EXPath ZIP for Saxon.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">The ZIP Facility module provides ways to read existing ZIP files and to generat new
ones directly from XPath.</desc>
         <code>https://code.google.com/p/expath-zip/</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <category id="saxon">Saxon extensions</category>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <tag>saxon</tag>
         <tag>zip</tag>
         <version num="0.8.0">
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.8.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.8.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.7.0">
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.7.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.7.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.6.0">
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.6.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.6.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.5.0">
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.5.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.5.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.2">
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.2.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="expath-zip-saxon-0.2.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

   </repo>
   <repo xml:base="./fgeorges/" abbrev="fgeorges">

      <pkg abbrev="calabash-basex" id="fgeorges/calabash-basex">
         <name>http://fgeorges.org/lib/calabash-basex</name>
         <abstract>BaseX XProc steps for Calabash.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">Implements XProc steps for Calabash, to communicate with a BaseX instance.</desc>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/calabash-basex-steps</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="databases">Databases</category>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <category id="calabash">Calabash</category>
         <category id="basex">BaseX</category>
         <!-- TODO: How to add dependencies? -->
         <!--dependency processor="http://xmlcalabash.com/"/-->
         <tag>database</tag>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <tag>xquery</tag>
         <tag>xproc</tag>
         <tag>calabash</tag>
         <tag>basex</tag>
         <version num="0.4.0">
            <file name="calabash-basex-0.4.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="calabash-basex-0.4.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="cxan-website" id="fgeorges/cxan-website">
         <name>http://cxan.org/website</name>
         <abstract>The CXAN website.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">The webapp package for the CXAN website.</desc>
         <home>http://cxan.org/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/cxan</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="webapps">Webapps</category>
         <tag>cxan</tag>
         <tag>webapp</tag>
         <tag>xproc</tag>
         <!-- TODO: How to add dependencies? -->
         <!--dependency package="http://fgeorges.org/lib/xslt/serial"/>
      <dependency package="http://expath.org/lib/http-client"/>
      <dependency package="http://expath.org/lib/crypto"/>
      <dependency package="http://pipx.org/"/-->
         <version num="0.8.0">
            <file name="cxan-website-0.8.0.xaw" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="cxan-website-0.8.0.zip" role="archive"/>
            <file name="cxan-website-tools-0.8.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
         <version num="0.7.0">
            <file name="cxan-website-0.7.0.xaw" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="cxan-website-0.7.0.zip" role="archive"/>
            <file name="cxan-website-tools-0.7.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="docbook" id="fgeorges/docbook">
         <name>http://docbook.org/schemas</name>
         <abstract>Schemas for DocBook 5.0.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">The DocBook schemas, in various schema languages.</desc>
         <home>http://docbook.org/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/docbook-pkg</code>
         <author id="oasis">OASIS</author>
         <author id="nwalsh">Norman Walsh</author>
         <author id="jkosek">Jirka Kosek</author>
         <maintainer id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</maintainer>
         <category id="doctypes">Document types</category>
         <tag>doctype</tag>
         <tag>docbook</tag>
         <version num="5.0">
            <file name="docbook-5.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="docbook-xsl" id="fgeorges/docbook-xsl">
         <name>http://docbook.org/xsl</name>
         <abstract>Stylesheets for DocBook, with namespace support.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">This set of XSLT stylesheets for DocBook documents is the one with namespace
support, meaning that the DocBook documents must be in the namespace defined for
DocBook (as opposed to within no namespace at all, like back in the days...)

This, indeed, is considered the modern way to write documents.</desc>
         <home>http://docbook.sourceforge.net/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/docbook-pkg</code>
         <author id="nwalsh">Norman Walsh</author>
         <maintainer id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</maintainer>
         <category id="doctypes">Document types</category>
         <tag>doctype</tag>
         <tag>docbook</tag>
         <tag>xslt</tag>
         <version num="1.78.1">
            <file name="docbook-xsl-1.78.1.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="docbook-xsl-nons" id="fgeorges/docbook-xsl-nons">
         <name>http://docbook.org/xsl-nons</name>
         <abstract>Stylesheets for DocBook, NO namespace support.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">This set of XSLT stylesheets for DocBook documents is the one WITHOUT namespace
support, meaning that the DocBook documents must NOT be in the namespace defined
for DocBook (like back in the days, when namespaces were not wide-spread...)

For the stylesheets WITH namespace support, see the package fgeorges/docbook-xsl.</desc>
         <home>http://docbook.sourceforge.net/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/docbook-pkg</code>
         <author id="nwalsh">Norman Walsh</author>
         <maintainer id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</maintainer>
         <category id="doctypes">Document types</category>
         <tag>doctype</tag>
         <tag>docbook</tag>
         <tag>xslt</tag>
         <version num="1.78.1">
            <file name="docbook-xsl-nons-1.78.1.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="functx" id="fgeorges/functx">
         <name>http://functx.com/</name>
         <abstract>The famous FunctX library.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">FunctX is a general-purpose XSLT and XQuery tool library.

This version comes with support for f:open-ref-document() disabled, as it generates
the following static error on MarkLogic: "err:FONS0005 - resolve-uri($refNode) --
Base uri undefined in the static context", actually preventing to compile, hence to
use, the module at all.</desc>
         <home>http://functx.com/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/functx-pkg</code>
         <author id="pwalmsley">Priscilla Walmsley</author>
         <maintainer id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</maintainer>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <version num="1.0">
            <file name="functx-1.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="fxsl" id="fgeorges/fxsl">
         <name>http://fxsl.sf.net/</name>
         <abstract>The famous FXSL library.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">FXSL provides functional support for XSLT 1.0 and 2.0.  It can be somewhat absolete
for XSLT 3.0, as this new version of the language comes with built-in first-class
citizen function items, as well as several higher-order functions.</desc>
         <home>http://fxsl.sourceforge.net/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/fxsl-pkg</code>
         <author id="dnovatchev">Dimitre Novatchev</author>
         <maintainer id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</maintainer>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <version num="1.0">
            <file name="fxsl-1.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="pipx" id="fgeorges/pipx">
         <name>http://pipx.org/</name>
         <abstract>The PipX library of steps for XProc.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">PipX is meant at being a standard XProc step library.  It is community-maintained,
and contain generic steps, useful to potentially any XProc pipeline.</desc>
         <home>http://pipx.org/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/pipx</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <tag>xproc</tag>
         <version num="0.1.0">
            <file name="pipx-0.1.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
            <file name="pipx-0.1.0.zip" role="archive"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="serial" id="fgeorges/serial">
         <name>http://fgeorges.org/lib/serial</name>
         <abstract>XML serializer in XSLT, to text and HTML.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">Provides XPath functions to XSLT, to serialize XML nodes to either plain text or
to HTML (with syntax highlighting).</desc>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/serialize-xml</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
         <tag>library</tag>
         <tag>serialization</tag>
         <tag>xslt</tag>
         <version num="0.4.0">
            <file name="serial-0.4.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

      <pkg abbrev="xproject" id="fgeorges/xproject">
         <name>http://expath.org/lib/project</name>
         <abstract>XML Project Manager.</abstract>
         <desc format="text">XProject builds on the EXPath Packaging System and provides a convention-based project
format.  If your project follows some simple conventions (like components are in
sub-directory "src/", and "xproject/project.xml" contains some description of your
project), then XProject can automatically build a package for it.

XProject supports webapps as well.

See the homepage for details.</desc>
         <home>http://expath.org/modules/xproject/</home>
         <code>https://github.com/fgeorges/xproject</code>
         <author id="fgeorges">Florent Georges</author>
         <category id="applications">Applications</category>
         <category id="tools">Tools</category>
         <category id="pkg">Packaging</category>
         <tag>tools</tag>
         <tag>packaging</tag>
         <tag>application</tag>
         <version num="0.5.1">
            <file name="xproject-0.5.1.xar" role="pkg"/>
         </version>
      </pkg>

   </repo>
   <repo xml:base="./joewiz/" abbrev="joewiz">

      <pkg abbrev="xqjson" id="joewiz/xqjson">
        <name>http://xqilla.sourceforge.net/pkg/xqjson</name>
        <abstract>JSON Parser and Serializer for XQuery 3.0.</abstract>
        <home>https://github.com/joewiz/xqjson</home>
        <author id="jpcs">John Snelson</author>
        <maintainer id="joewiz">Joe Wicentowski</maintainer>
        <category id="libs">Libraries</category>
        <tag>json</tag>
        <tag>xquery</tag>
        <version num="0.2.0">
            <file name="xqjson-0.2.0.xar" role="pkg"/>
        </version>
        <version num="0.1.6">
            <file name="xqjson-0.1.6.xar" role="pkg"/>
        </version>
      </pkg>

   </repo>
</repos>