CPANPLUS::Dist
my $dist = CPANPLUS::Dist::YOUR_DIST_TYPE_HERE−>new(
module => $modobj,
);
"CPANPLUS::Dist" is a base class for "CPANPLUS::Dist::MM" and "CPANPLUS::Dist::Build". Developers of other "CPANPLUS::Dist::*" plugins should look at "CPANPLUS::Dist::Base".
parent()
Returns the "CPANPLUS::Module" object that parented this object.
status()
Returns the "Object::Accessor" object that keeps the status for this module.
All accessors
can be accessed as follows:
$deb−>status−>
ACCESSOR
created()
Boolean indicating whether the dist was created successfully. Explicitly set to 0 when failed, so a value of "undef" may be interpreted as "not yet attempted".
installed()
Boolean indicating whether the dist was installed successfully. Explicitly set to 0 when failed, so a value of "undef" may be interpreted as "not yet attempted".
uninstalled()
Boolean indicating whether the dist was uninstalled successfully. Explicitly set to 0 when failed, so a value of "undef" may be interpreted as "not yet attempted".
dist()
The location of the final distribution. This may be a file or directory, depending on how your distribution plug in of choice works. This will be set upon a successful create.
$dist =
CPANPLUS::Dist::YOUR_DIST_TYPE_HERE−>new( module
=> MODOBJ );
Create a new
"CPANPLUS::Dist::YOUR_DIST_TYPE_HERE"
object based on the provided
"MODOBJ".
*** DEPRECATED *** The optional argument "format" is used to indicate what type of dist you would like to create (like "CPANPLUS::Dist::MM" or "CPANPLUS::Dist::Build" and so on ).
"CPANPLUS::Dist−>new" is exclusively meant as a method to be inherited by "CPANPLUS::Dist::MM|Build".
Returns a "CPANPLUS::Dist::YOUR_DIST_TYPE_HERE" object on success and false on failure.
@dists =
CPANPLUS::Dist−>dist_types;
Returns a list of the CPANPLUS::Dist::* classes
available
$bool =
CPANPLUS::Dist−>rescan_dist_types;
Rescans @INC for available dist types. Useful if
you’ve installed new
"CPANPLUS::Dist::*" classes and want to
make them available to the current process.
$bool =
CPANPLUS::Dist−>has_dist_type( $type )
Returns true if distribution type $type is
loaded/supported.
$bool =
$dist−>prereq_satisfied( modobj => $modobj,
version => $version_spec )
Returns true if this prereq is satisfied. Returns false if
it’s not. Also issues an error if it seems
"unsatisfiable," i.e. if it can’t be found
on CPAN or the latest CPAN
version doesn’t satisfy it.
$configure_requires
= $dist−>find_configure_requires( [file =>
/path/to/META.yml] )
Reads the configure_requires for this distribution from the
META .yml or META .json file
in the root directory and returns a hashref with module
names and versions required.
$bool =
$dist−>_resolve_prereqs( ... )
Makes sure prerequisites are resolved
format The dist class to use to make the prereqs
(ie. CPANPLUS::Dist::MM)
prereqs Hash of the prerequisite modules and their versions
target What to do with the prereqs.
create => Just build them
install => Install them
ignore => Ignore them
prereq_build If true, always build the prereqs even if already
resolved
verbose Be verbose
force Force the prereq to be built, even if already resolved
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