Projects tagged ‘cpan’ and ‘module’

Ingres RDBMS Utility Perl Modules to interface with commands and utilities for local administration of Ingres database services, providing a framework to build tools to ease sysadmin tasks. These ... [More] modules can be used with ease to automate admin tasks. [Less]

This is the CPAN version of Perl's threads::shared module.

This is the CPAN version of Perl's 'threads' module.

Standalone, extensible Perl module installer that is included into distribution.

Sub::Assert is a Perl module that implements subroutine pre- and postconditions. Furthermore, it allows restricting a subroutine's calling context.

When you're ready to create a Perl module, you don't want to use the outdated h2xs unless you're actually writing XS code. Use module-starter! module-starter gives you the start of a Perl module ... [More] that you can distribute on the CPAN, including: A Makefile.PL, so you don't have to figure out all the ExtUtils::MakeMaker parameters. A lib/ tree populated with your new files A MANIFEST with the files listed The basics of a good .pm file, with documentation blocks for you to fill in. Basic tests that every Perl module should have. If you've ever thought 'I'd like to release a module, but don't know how to start,' module-starter is for you. [Less]

This module fetches advertiser information for a given Text Link Ads publisher account. See TextLinkAds.com.

CPAN modules including: Term::Cap Term::ReadKey Term::Screen

with tarballs of a bunch of modules, I want to loop round all the tarballs, extracting them, running Makefile.PL, ignore missing dependencies (as we're going to get to them), run make install and skip ... [More] all tests. this tool automates those steps. btfm is based on krang(krang.sf.net) - actually a stripped-down version of krang's build tools. How does it worksimple, btfm extrats the module and builds it(support Module::Build or MakeMaker). Quick startget the source and assume you have the source under /tmp/btfm cd /tmp/btfm and run perl bin/module_build. this will install module Expect, IO::Tty and Module::Build from ./src into ./lib directory. These 3 modules are required to build other modules. download a cpan module and save it into ./src directory. note the module name should be of xxx-yyy-0.0.tar.gz format which is cpan convention by default. run perl bin/module_build --module xxx-yyy from /tmp/btfm. this will install the module xxx-yyy into ./lib directory. all built modules are in ./lib/ directory and you can copy them to wherever you want. There are two common perl module install problems tackled in btfm: answering module installation question. module installation order. They are handled by a perl syntax configuration file ./YuSis/Config.pm. hash ref $Expect_QA is where you can specify the module install question and answer. array @FIRST_PERL_MODULES specify module installation order. I have used it a lot on Debian 4.0 and some on solaris. Based on my experience, most of the modules will install fine even if the dependent module is not installed yet as long as the installation doesn't die. As long as the dependent installed in the end, the module still work fine. some modules that i have installed using this tool are DBIx::Class, Class::DBI, DBI, DBD::mysql; Email::Send. Those are the kind of module that has bunch of dependencies. Commandsto build every modules under ./src directory: perl bin/module_build to build a specific module(s): perl bin/module_build --module xxx-yyy you can also install more than one modules: perl bin/module_build --module xxx-yyy --module aaa-bbb to build all modules under ./src directory except few modules: perl bin/module_build --skip-module xxx-yyy [Less]