NAME
CPAN::Mini::Inject - Inject modules into a CPAN::Mini mirror.
VERSION
Version 0.27
Synopsis
If you're not going to customize the way CPAN::Mini::Inject works you probably want to look at the mcpani command instead.
use CPAN::Mini::Inject;
$mcpi=CPAN::Mini::Inject->new;
$mcpi->parsecfg('t/.mcpani/config');
$mcpi->add( module => 'CPAN::Mini::Inject',
authorid => 'SSORICHE',
version => ' 0.01',
file => 'mymodules/CPAN-Mini-Inject-0.01.tar.gz' )
$mcpi->writelist;
$mcpi->update_mirror;
$mcpi->inject;
DESCRIPTION
CPAN::Mini::Inject uses CPAN::Mini to build or update a local CPAN mirror then adds modules from your repository to it, allowing the inclusion of private modules in a minimal CPAN mirror.
METHODS
Each method in CPAN::Mini::Inject returns a CPAN::Mini::Inject object which allows method chaining. For example:
my $mcpi=CPAN::Mini::Inject->new;
$mcpi->parsecfg
->update_mirror
->inject;
A CPAN::Mini::Inject
ISA CPAN::Mini. Refer to the documentation for that module for details of the interface CPAN::Mini::Inject
inherits from it.
new
Create a new CPAN::Mini::Inject object.
config_class( [CLASS] )
Returns the name of the class handling the configuration.
With an argument, it sets the name of the class to handle the config. To use that, you'll have to call it before you load the configuration.
config
Returns the configuration object. This object should be from the class returned by config_class
unless you've done something wierd.
loadcfg( [FILENAME] )
This is a bridge to CPAN::Mini::Inject::Config's loadconfig. It sets the filename for the configuration, or uses one of the defaults.
parsecfg()
This is a bridge to CPAN::Mini::Inject::Config's parseconfig.
site( [SITE] )
Returns the CPAN site that CPAN::Mini::Inject chose from the list specified in the remote
directive.
testremote
Test each site listed in the remote parameter of the config file by performing a get on each site in order for authors/01mailrc.txt.gz. The first site to respond successfully is set as the instance variable site.
print "$mcpi->{site}\n"; # ftp://ftp.cpan.org/pub/CPAN
testremote
accepts an optional parameter to enable verbose mode.
update_mirror
This is a subclass of CPAN::Mini.
add
Add a new module to the repository. The add method copies the module file into the repository with the same structure as a CPAN site. For example CPAN-Mini-Inject-0.01.tar.gz is copied to MYCPAN/authors/id/S/SS/SSORICHE. add creates the required directory structure below the repository.
module
The name of the module to add.
authorid
CPAN author id. This does not have to be a real author id.
version
The modules version number.
file
The tar.gz of the module.
Example
add( module => 'Module::Name',
authorid => 'AUTHOR',
version => 0.01,
file => './Module-Name-0.01.tar.gz' );
inject
Insert modules from the repository into the local CPAN::Mini mirror. inject copies each module into the appropriate directory in the CPAN::Mini mirror and updates the CHECKSUMS file.
Passing a value to inject
enables verbose mode, which lists each module as it's injected.
updpackages
Update the CPAN::Mini mirror's modules/02packages.details.txt.gz with the injected module information.
updauthors
Update the CPAN::Mini mirror's authors/01mailrc.txt.gz with stub information should the author not actually exist on CPAN
readlist
Load the repository's modulelist.
writelist
Write to the repository modulelist.
See Also
Maintainer
Andy Armstrong, <andy@hexten.net>
Original Author
Shawn Sorichetti, <ssoriche@cpan.org>
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to David Bartle, for bringing this module up to date, and resolving the reported bugs.
Thanks to Jozef Kutej <jozef@kutej.net> for numerous patches.
Bugs
Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-cpan-mini-inject@rt.cpan.org
, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
Copyright & License
Copyright 2008-2009 Shawn Sorichetti, Andy Armstrong, All Rights Reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.