NAME
Tangerine - Analyse perl files and report module-related information
SYNOPSIS
use Tangerine;
use version 0.77;
my $scanner = Tangerine->new(file => $file, mode => 'all');
$scanner->run;
print "$file contains the following modules: ".
join q/, /, sort keys %{$scanner->provides}."\n";
print "$file requires Exporter on the following lines: ".
join q/, /, sort map $_->line, @{$scanner->requires->{Exporter}}."\n";
my $v = 0;
for ( @{$scanner->uses->{Test::More}}) {
$v = $_->version if $_->version && qv($v) < qv($_->version)
}
print "The minimum version of Test::More required by $file is $v\n";
DESCRIPTION
Tangerine statically analyses perl files and reports various information
about provided, used (compile-time dependencies) and required (runtime
dependencies) modules.
Currently, PPI is used for the initial parsing and statement extraction.
CONSTRUCTOR
"new"
Creates the Tangerine object. Takes the following two named
arguments:
'file', the file to analyse
'mode', what should we look for; may be one of 'all', 'prov', 'dep',
'req' or 'use'. 'dep' implies both 'req' and 'use'. Single
letter abbreviations are also accepted.
Both arguments are optional, however, 'file' needs to be set before
running the scanner, e.g.
my $scanner = Tangerine->new;
$scanner->file($file);
$scanner->run;
METHODS
"run"
Runs the analysis.
"provides"
Returns a hash reference. Keys are the modules provided, values
references to lists of Tangerine::Occurence objects.
"requires"
Returns a hash reference. Keys are the modules required at run-time,
values references to lists of Tangerine::Occurence objects.
"uses"
Returns a hash reference. Keys are the modules required at
compile-time, values references to lists of Tangerine::Occurence
objects.
SEE ALSO
Tangerine::Occurence
AUTHOR
Petr Šabata <contyk@redhat.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2014-2015 Petr Šabata
See LICENSE for licensing details.