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= dnssd
home :: https://github.com/tenderlove/dnssd bugs :: https://github.com/tenderlove/dnssd/issues
== DESCRIPTION:
DNS Service Discovery (aka Bonjour, MDNS) API for Ruby. Implements browsing, resolving, registration and domain enumeration. Supports avahi's DNSSD compatibility layer for avahi 0.6.25 or newer.
== FEATURES/PROBLEMS:
== SYNOPSIS:
See the sample directory (Hint: gem contents --prefix dnssd)
Registering a service:
http = TCPServer.new nil, 80
DNSSD.announce http, 'my awesome HTTP server'
Browsing services:
require 'dnssd'
DNSSD.browse '_http._tcp.' do |reply| p reply end
== REQUIREMENTS:
== INSTALL:
sudo gem install dnssd
If you have dnssd installed in a non-standard location you can use the build options --with-dnssd-dir and --with-dnssd-lib:
sudo gem install dnssd --
--with-dnssd-dir=/path/to/dnssd
--with-dnssd-lib=/path/to/lib/dnssd
Using the default Bonjour SDK install for Windows, the command to build the Ruby dnssd extension will look like this:
sudo gem install dnssd --
--with-dnssd-dir=c:/progra1/bonjou1
--with-dnssd-lib=c:/progra1/bonjou1/lib/win32
sudo gem install dnssd --
--with-dnssd-dir=c:/progra2/bonjou1
--with-dnssd-lib=c:/progra2/bonjou1/lib/win32
== LICENSE:
Copyright (c) 2004 Chad Fowler, Charles Mills, Rich Kilmer
Copyright (c) 2009 Phil Hagelberg, Aaron Patterson, Eric Hodel
Licensed under the ruby license
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