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NAME

IPC::Run3::Simple - Simple utility module to make the easy to use IPC::Run3 even more easy to use.

VERSION


            

              
              
This document describes v0.011 of IPC::Run3::Simple - released April 23, 2012 as part of IPC-Run3-Simple.

SYNOPSIS


            

              
              
use IPC::Run3::Simple;
# Dead simple, ignoring system error and getting rid of the final newline in
# the output.
my ( $out, $err ) = run3( [qw( ls -AGlh )] ); # syserr and timing is ignored
die $err if $err;
# Manipulate $out however you want.
# Dump file listing into array, then chomp the array, ignoring any errors.
my $args = {
 'cmd'    => [qw( ls -AGlh )],
 'stdout' => \my @files,
};
run3( $args );
for my $file ( @files ) { print "filename: $file\n" }

METHODS

chomp_err


            

              
              
If a false value is passed, run3 will not chomp any error if it's stored in
a scalar or array ref. Default is to chomp any error.

chomp_out


            

              
              
If a false value is passed, run3 will not chomp the result if it's stored in
a scalar or array ref. Default is to chomp any result.

croak_on_err


            

              
              
If a false value is passed, run3 will return instead of croaking on error.
Default is to return instead of croaking.

default_stdin


            

              
              
Set the default stdin to be used. Default is 'undef' (inherits the parent's
STDIN filehandle). See L<IPC::Run3> documentation for other options.

default_stdout


            

              
              
Set the default stdout to be used. Default is a scalar reference. See
L<IPC::Run3> documentation for other options.

default_stderr


            

              
              
Set the default stderr to be used. Default is a scalar reference. See
L<IPC::Run3> documentation for other options.

tee_systemcall


            

              
              
Turn on or off teeing of system call.  If L<Capture::Tiny> is not installed
this will be ignored.

run3

This method is exported into the calling namespace.

Expects either a reference to an array or a reference to a hash.

If a reference to an array is passed it is assumed to be a list of the command and option(s) to be run. A list containing the results, errors, exit code and execution time (in that order) will be returned. See SYNOPSIS for an example.

If a reference to a hash is passed in, the following information is expected:


            

              
              
See IPC::Run3 documentation for possible values for each of these keys.
'cmd'     Required
'stdin'   Optional
'stdout'  Optional
'stderr'  Optional
'options' Optional

Note: If any of stdin, stdout or stderr are not passed in the hash 'undef' will be used in their place.

In addition, the following variables can be set, either in the hash passed in or globally via $IPC::Run3::Simple::VARIABLE.


            

              
              
CROAK_ON_ERR If true, run3 will 'croak $stderr' instead of returning if
$stderr contains anything.  Default is to return instead of croaking.
CHOMP_OUT If true, run3 will 'chomp $$stdout' if stdout is a scalar reference
or 'chomp @$stdout' if stdout is an array reference. Otherwise, it has no
effect. If false, nothing will be done to the output of the call. Default is
true.
CHOMP_ERR If true, run3 will 'chomp $$stderr' if stderr is a scalar reference
or 'chomp @$stderr' if stderr is an array reference. Otherwise, it has no
effect. If false, nothing will be done to the error output of the call.
Default is true.
TEE_SYSTEMCALL This depends on the L<Capture::Tiny> package.  If it is not
available this option will be silently ignored. If true, run3 will wrap the
system call in the Capture::Tiny::tee function which will dump the output to
STDERR and STDOUT as usual while still returning the output to the calling
function.

INSTALLATION

See perlmodinstall for information and options on installing Perl modules.

AUTHOR

Alan Young <harleypig@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Alan Young.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

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