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- Distribution: Bundle-CPAN
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NAME
Bundle::CPAN - Bundle to optimize the behaviour of CPAN.pm
SYNOPSIS
perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::CPAN'
CONTENTS
ExtUtils::MakeMaker -- bundles sane ExtUtils::Install
Test::Harness -- critical prereq because must be >=2.62
CPAN::Meta::Requirements
ExtUtils::CBuilder -- some of the things below depend on it without declaring (as of 2006-10)
File::Temp -- prereq
Test::More -- prereq
Data::Dumper
IO::Compress::Base -- 2009-07-02, new master IO::Compress::* package,
Compress::Zlib -- needed by Archive::Tar
IO::Zlib -- needed by Archive::{Tar,Zip}
Archive::Tar -- needed by Module::Build
Module::Build -- needed by File::Spec
File::Spec -- prereq
Digest::SHA
File::HomeDir
Archive::Zip
Net::FTP
Term::ReadKey
Term::ReadLine::Perl -- could be replaced by "readline" some time after 1.88
YAML -- user may have a preference for YAML::Syck but as a bundle we don't know
Parse::CPAN::Meta -- 2009-07-02: 5.6.2 currently has no YAML
Text::Glob
CPAN
File::Which
DESCRIPTION
This bundle includes CPAN.pm as the base module.
When CPAN installs this bundle it tries immediately to enable Term::ReadLine so that you do not need to restart your CPAN session.
In this bundle Term::ReadLine::Perl is preferred over Term::ReadLine::Gnu because there is no way to express OR in dependencies.
Note that all modules in this Bundle are not strict prerequisites to get a working CPAN.pm. CPAN.pm can work quite well without the other modules. The other modules are suggested and can safely be installed later.
Please install the Bundle::CPANxxl to get a few more.
AUTHOR
Andreas Koenig
Module Install Instructions
To install Bundle::CPAN, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm Bundle::CPAN
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Bundle::CPAN
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.