How to contribute

Ask questions

Yes, asking a question is a form of contribution that helps the author to improve documentation.

Feel free to ask questions by sending a mail to the author

Log a bug

Please report issue on https://github.com/dod38fr/config-model-systemd/issues

Source code structure

The main parts of this modules are:

• contrib/parse-man.pl: analyses Systemd documentation generates Systemd model.
• lib/Config/Model/system.d/: declares the applications that cme can configure with this package. The name collision between Systemd and this directory is unfortunate.
• lib/Config/Model/Systemd.pm: the "main" file of the Perl package. Mostly contains docuementation.
• lib/Config/Model/models/*.pl: Main classes of Systemd model (not generated)
• lib/Config/Model/models/[Common|Section]/*.pl: Systemd model generated by contrib/parse-man.pl from Systemd doc. These files can be viewed with cme meta edit command. See the end of parse-man.pl to tweak the generated model. The model structure can be viewed with cme meta gen-dot and dot -Tps model.dot > model.ps
• lib/Config/Model/models/**.pod: the doc of the above models. Can be re-generated with cme gen_class_pod
• t: test files. Run the tests with prove -l t
• t/model_tests.d test the application delivered with this module using Config::Model::Tester. Use prove -l t/model_test.t command to run only model tests.

Edit source code from github

If you have a github account, you can clone a repo and prepare a pull-request.

You can:

• run git clone https://github.com/dod38fr/config-model-systemd/
• edit files
• run prove -l t to run non-regression tests

There's no need to worry about dzil, Dist::Zilla or dist.ini files. These are useful to prepare a new release, but not to fix bugs.

Edit source code from Debian source package

You can also prepare a patch using Debian source package:

For instance:

• download and unpack apt-get source libconfig-model-systemd-perl
• jump in cd libconfig-model-systemd-perl-0.xxx
• useful to create a patch later: git init
• commit all files: git add -A ; git commit -m"committed all"
• edit files
• run prove -l t to run non-regression tests
• run git diff and send the output to the author

Edit source code from Debian source package or CPAN tarball

Non Debian users can also prepare a patch using CPAN tarball:

• Download tar file from http://search.cpan.org
• unpack tar file with something like tar axvf Config-Model-Systemd-2.xxx.tar.gz
• jump in cd Config-Model-Systemd-2.xxx
• useful to create a patch later: git init
• commit all files: git add -A ; git commit -m"committed all"
• edit files
• run prove -l t to run non-regression tests
• run git diff and send the output to the author

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• config-model github or config-model cpan ratings