they are part of the reposted object instead.

closes #27

closes #24

* closes #23
* major refactor of the methods for extracting properties to consolidate the logic
* hReview parsing is incomplete due to issues with the php-mf2 backcompat parsing. see https://github.com/indieweb/php-mf2/issues/107

* closes #14
* updated readme with details of the response
* includes `url` and `code` in the response with the final URL after following redirects and the HTTP status code returned

* adds .htaccess files for apache
* adds installation instructions and nginx example
* prevent source folders from being viewed with .htaccess
* adds `index.php` in root folder in case you deploy this whole thing to a subfolder
* updates to work when installed in a subfolder

apparently some people's profile URLs don't get t.co'd

attempting to fix in php 5.5

closes #18

if the photo has a location, the timezone is set on the published date

If the input URL contains a fragment, finds the DOM tree at that ID and runs the subtree through the mf2 parser.

closes #15

* fields that should be URLs will now be omitted if the value was not a URL, such as when the value is `javascript:alert()`
* makes Mf2 class slightly more self-contained by duplicating the URL helper functions into it
* fixes tests to not cache responses in memcache

closes #9

see http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2-parsing-issues#ignore_u-camelCase_properties for background

allow only a basic set of tags, and remove any non-mf2 classes

closes #2

sanitize the HTML returned in the content property. allows a common set of HTML tags.

for #2

if a property such as `in-reply-to` is an h-cite, the URL is still returned as the `in-reply-to` value, and the h-cite object is available in a different part of the response.

closes #6

file_get_contents is dumb. I hope this isn't a permanent solution.

see https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/php/urlfetch/