Name
Module::Provision::Config - Attributes set from the config file
Synopsis
use Moo;
extends 'Class::Usul::Programs';
has '+config_class' => default => sub { 'Module::Provision::Config' };Description
Defines attributes which can be set from the config file
Configuration and Environment
Defines the following attributes;
-
A non empty simple string which defaults to the value of the environment variable
AUTHOR. If the environment variable is unset defaults tofullnameand thenlogname -
A non empty simple string which defaults to the value of the environment variable
EMAIL. If the environment variable is unset defaults todave@example.com -
A non empty simple string which defaults to the author's login identity
base-
A path object which defaults to the authors home directory. The default directory in which to create new distributions
builder-
A non empty simple string default to
MB. Selects the build system to use when creating new distributions coverage_server-
The HTTP address of the coverage server. Used by the badge markup feature
default_branches-
A hash reference. The default branch names for the
gitandsvnVCSs which aremasterandtrunkrespectively delete_files_uri-
A non empty simple string which defaults to the value of the environment variable
CPAN_DELETE_FILES_URI. If the environment variable is unset defaults tohttps://pause.perl.org/pause/authenquery. The URI of the PAUSE service editor-
A non empty simple string which defaults to the value of the environment variable
EDITOR. If the environment variable is unset defaults toemacs. Which editor to invoke whichedit_projectis called home_page-
A non empty simple string which default to
http://example.com. Override this in the configuration file to set the meta data used when creating a distribution hooks-
An array reference of non empty simple strings which defaults to commit-msg and pre-commit. This list of Git hooks is operated on by the
add_hooksmethod license-
A non empty simple string which defaults to
perl. The default license for new distributions localdir-
A non empty simple string which defaults to local. The directory into which local::lib should be installed
min_perl_ver-
Non empty simple string that is used as the default in the meta data of a newly minted distribution
module_abstract-
A non empty simple string which is used as the default abstract for newly minted modules
pub_repo_prefix-
A simple string which default to
p5-. Prepended to the lower cased distribution name it forms the name of the public repository remote_test_id-
A non empty simple string that defaults to
test@testhost. The identity and host used to perform test installations remote_script-
A non empty simple string that defaults to
install_perl_module. The command to execute on the test installation server repository-
A non empty simple string which defaults to
repository. Name of the "appbase" subdirectory expected to contain a Git repository seed_file-
File object reference or undefined. This optionally points to the file containing the key to decrypt the author's PAUSE account password which is stored in the ~/.pause file
signing_key-
Simple string that defaults to
NUL. If non null then this string is used as a fingerprint to find the author distribution signing key tag_message-
Non empty simple string defaults to
Releasing. This is the default message to apply to the commit which creates a tagged release template_index-
Name of the file containing the index of templates. Defaults to index.json
test_env_vars-
Array reference. Set these environment vars to true when testing. Defaults to;
AUTHOR_TESTING TEST_MEMORY, andTEST_SPELLING vcs-
A non empty simple string that defaults to
git. The default version control system
Subroutines/Methods
None
Diagnostics
None
Dependencies
Incompatibilities
There are no known incompatibilities in this module
Bugs and Limitations
There are no known bugs in this module. Please report problems to the address below. Patches are welcome
Acknowledgements
Larry Wall - For the Perl programming language
Author
Peter Flanigan, <pjfl@cpan.org>
License and Copyright
Copyright (c) 2017 Peter Flanigan. All rights reserved
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE