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NAME
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info - non-blocking wrapper around CPAN::SQLite::Info with file fetching abilities.
SYNOPSIS
use strict;
use warnings;
use POE qw(Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info);
my $poco = POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn;
POE::Session->create(
package_states => [
main => [
qw(
_start
fetched
info
),
],
],
);
$poe_kernel->run;
sub _start {
$poco->freshen( {
mirror => 'http://cpan.org/',
event => 'fetched',
}
);
}
sub fetched {
my ( $kernel, $input ) = @_[ KERNEL, ARG0 ];
# whoops. Something whent wrong. Print the error(s)
# and kill the component
if ( $input->{freshen_error} ) {
# if {freshen_error} says 'fetch' we got an error
# on the network side.
# otherwise, it's something with creating dirs for our files.
if ( $input->{freshen_error} eq 'fetch' ) {
# since we are fetching 3 files, we gonna have 1-3 errors here.
print "Could not fetch file(s)\n";
foreach my $file ( keys %{ $input->{freshen_errors} } ) {
print "\t$file => $input->{freshen_errors}{ $file }\n";
}
}
else {
print "Failed to create storage dir: $input->{freshen_error}\n";
}
}
else {
# we got our files, let's parse them now.
$poco->fetch_info( { event => 'info' } );
}
}
sub info {
my ( $kernel, $results ) = @_[ KERNEL, ARG0 ];
# $results got plenty of juicy data. Let's pick something and dump it
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper ( $results->{mods}{'WWW::Search::Mininova'} );
# shut the PoCo down
$poco->shutdown;
}
Using event based interface is also possible, of course.
CONSTRUCTOR
my $poco = POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn;
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn( alias => 'info' );
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn(
alias => 'info2',
path => '/tmp',
mirror =>
debug => 1,
);
Returns a PoCo object. Takes five optional arguments:
alias
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn( alias => 'tube' );
Specifies a POE Kernel alias for the component.
mirror
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn( mirror => 'http://cpan.org' );
The component can prefetch the needed files for CPAN::SQLite::Info. The mirror
argument specifies what CPAN mirror to get those files from. Defaults to: http://cpan.perl.org
path
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn( path => '/tmp' );
When component fetches the files needed for CPAN::SQLite::Info it will mirror them locally. By specifying the path
argument you can tell the component where to store those. The component will create two directories inside the one you've specified, namely 'authors' and 'modules'. This argument defaults to 'cpan_sqlite_info'
directory inside the current directory.
options
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn(
options => {
trace => 1,
default => 1,
},
);
A hashref of POE Session options to pass to the component's session.
debug
POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info->spawn( debug => 1 );
When set to a true value turns on output of debug messages.
METHODS
These are the object-oriented methods of the component.
freshen
$poco->freshen( { event => 'now_files_are_fresh_event' } );
$poco->freshen( {
event => 'event_for_results',
path => '/tmp',
mirror => 'http://cpan.org',
session => 'some_other_session',
_user => 'test',
_foos => 'bars',
}
);
Takes one argument which is a hashref. See freshen
event for details.
fetch_info
$poco->fetch_info( { event => 'event_for_results' } );
$poco->fetch_info( {
event => 'event_for_results',
session => 'some_other_session',
path => '/tmp',
_user => 'lal',
_moar => 'more lal',
}
);
Takes one argument which is a hashref. See fetch_info
event for details.
session_id
my $tube_id = $poco->session_id;
Takes no arguments. Returns POE Session ID of the component.
shutdown
$poco->shutdown;
Takes no arguments. Shuts the component down.
ACCEPTED EVENTS
freshen
$poe_kernel->post( info => freshen => { event => 'event_for_results' } );
$poe_kernel->post( info => freshen => {
event => 'event_for_results',
path => '/tmp',
mirror => 'http://cpan.org',
session => 'some_other_session',
_user_defined => 'foos',
ua_args => { timeout => 10 },
}
);
Instructs the component to fetch the files needed by CPAN::SQLite::Info. Takes one argument which is a hashref. The argument's keys may be as follows:
event
{ event => 'event_for_results' }
Mandatory. The name of the event to where to send the results.
mirror
{ mirror => 'http://cpan.org' }
Optional. The mirror
parameter will override the mirror
parameter in the contructor. See CONSTRUCTOR section for details. Defaults to: mirror
argument of the constructor.
path
{ path => '/tmp' }
Optional. The path
parameter will override the path
parameter in the constructor. See CONSTRUCTOR section for description. Note: don't forget to set the same path
parameter for the fetch_info
, otherwise it will cry. Defaults to: path
argument of the constructor.
session
{ session => 'other_session_alias' }
{ session => $other_session_ID }
{ session => $other_session_ref }
Optional. Specifies an alternative POE Session to send the output to. Accepts either session alias, session ID or session reference. Defaults to the current session.
user defined arguments
{
_user_var => 'foos',
_another_one => 'bars',
_some_other => 'beers',
}
Optional. Any keys beginning with the _
(underscore) will be present in the output intact.
fetch_info
$poe_kernel->post( info => fetch_info => { event => 'event_for_results' } );
$poe_kernel->post( info => fetch_info => {
event => 'event_for_results', # mandatory
path => '/tmp',
session => 'some_other_session',
_user => 'lal',
_moar => 'more lal',
}
);
Instructs the component to parse the CPAN files and get the information about dists, modules and authors. Takes one argument which is a hashref with the following keys:
event
{ event => 'event_for_results' }
Mandatory. The name of the event to send the results to.
path
{ path => '/tmp' }
Optional. The path
parameter will override the path
parameter in the constructor. See CONSTRUCTOR section for description. Note: don't forget to set the same path
parameter for the freshen
unless you have files in different locations, otherwise the poco will cry. Defaults to: path
argument of the constructor.
session
{ session => 'other_session_alias' }
{ session => $other_session_ID }
{ session => $other_session_ref }
Optional. Specifies an alternative POE Session to send the output to. Accepts either session alias, session ID or session reference. Defaults to the current session.
user defined arguments
{
_user_var => 'foos',
_another_one => 'bars',
_some_other => 'beers',
}
Optional. Any keys beginning with the _
(underscore) will be present in the output intact.
ua_args
{
ua_args => {
timeout => 10,
agent => 'CPAN Info',
}
}
Takes a hashref as a value. Here you can specify the arguments for LWP::UserAgent constructor. If you don't specify the timeout
it will default to 30
seconds. The rest of the options will default to whatever LWP::UserAgent new()
method wants.
OUTPUT
The output from the component is recieved via events for both the OO and event based interface.
ouput from freshen
$VAR1 = {
'mirror' => 'http://cpan.perl.org/',
'files' => {
'packages' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz',
'authors' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz',
'modlist' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/modules/03modlist.data.gz'
},
'requests' => {
'authors' => bless( { blah }, 'HTTP::Response' ),
'packages' => bless( { blah }, 'HTTP::Response' ),
'modlist' => bless( { blah }, 'HTTP::Response' )
},
'freshen' => 1,
'path' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/',
'uris' => {
'packages' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://cpan.perl.org/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz')}, 'URI::http' ),
'authors' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://cpan.perl.org/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz')}, 'URI::http' ),
'modlist' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://cpan.perl.org/modules/03modlist.data.gz')}, 'URI::http' )
},
ua_args => {
'timeout' => 30,
},
};
The event handler for the event specified in the event
argument of the freshen
event/method will recieve the results in ARG0
in a form of a hashref with the following keys:
mirror
{ 'mirror' => 'http://cpan.perl.org/' }
The mirror
key will contain the value of the mirror
argument that you provided to freshen
event/method or component's constructor.
path
{ 'path' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/' }
The path
key will contain the value of the path
argument that you provided to freshen
event/method or component's constructor.
freshen
{ 'freshen' => 1 }
The freshen
key will be present, you could use it to differentiate between freshen
and fetch_info
results if you are getting results with the same event handler.
files
'files' => {
'packages' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz',
'authors' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz',
'modlist' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/modules/03modlist.data.gz'
},
The files
key will contain a hashref with the locations of three files used by CPAN::SQLite::Info. Note: locations will include the path
argument (see CONSTRUCTOR).
requests
'requests' => {
'authors' => bless( { blah }, 'HTTP::Response' ),
'packages' => bless( { blah }, 'HTTP::Response' ),
'modlist' => bless( { blah }, 'HTTP::Response' )
},
The <requests> key will contain a hashref with HTTP::Response objects from requests sent to fetch each of the three files used by CPAN::SQLite::Info. The names of the keys are the same as in files
key (see above).
uris
'uris' => {
'packages' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://cpan.perl.org/modules/02packages.details.txt.gz')}, 'URI::http' ),
'authors' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://cpan.perl.org/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz')}, 'URI::http' ),
'modlist' => bless( do{\(my $o = 'http://cpan.perl.org/modules/03modlist.data.gz')}, 'URI::http' )
}
The uris
key will contain a hashref with URI objects which represent URIs used to fetch the three files used by CPAN::SQLite::Info. The names of the keys are the same as in files
and requests
keys (see above).
freshen_error
{ freshen_error => 'fetch' }
{ freshen_error => 'Could not make directory /root (Permission Denied)' }
The freshen_error
key will exist only if an error occured. The value may be of two types. If the value contains word fetch
, it means that an error occured during the download of the files and you should inspect freshen_errors
(note the plural form, see description below). If the value does not contain word fetch
it means the error occured during the creation of directories (including the path
, see CONSTRUCTOR section). In this case, the error text will be the value of the freshen_error
(note singular form) key.
freshen_errors
{
'freshen_error' => 'fetch',
'freshen_errors' => {
'authors' => '500 Can\'t connect to fake.fake:80 (Bad hostname \'fake.fake\')',
'packages' => '500 Can\'t connect to fake.fake:80 (Bad hostname \'fake.fake\')',
'modlist' => '500 Can\'t connect to fake.fake:80 (Bad hostname \'fake.fake\')'
},
}
When the freshen_error
(note singular form) key is set to fetch
the freshen_errors
(note plural form) key will be present and will contain a hashref with three keys, which are the same as files
, uris
and requests
keys (see above) and values of those keys will contain the error messages for each of the three files we were trying to fetch.
user defined arguments
{
_user_var => 'foos',
_another_one => 'bars',
_some_other => 'beers',
}
Any keys beginning with the _
(underscore) which we passed to the freshen
event/method will be present in the output intact.
ua_args
ua_args => {
'timeout' => 30,
},
This key will contain whatever you've specified in the ua_args
hashref passed to the freshen()
event/method. If you didn't specify anything, it will contain one key timeout
with it's default, 30 second, value.
output from fetch_info
$VAR1 = {
'auths' => {
'JAYBONCI' => {
'email' => 'jay@bonci.com',
'fullname' => 'Jay Bonci'
},
# lots and losts of these
}
'mods' => {
'MyLibrary::DB' => {
'dist_name' => 'MyLibrary',
'mod_vers' => undef
},
# lots and losts of these
},
'dists' => {
'Gtk2-Ex-VolumeButton' => {
'dist_vers' => '0.07',
'modules' => {
'Gtk2::Ex::VolumeButton' => 1
# could be more here
},
'cpanid' => 'FLORA',
'dist_file' => 'Gtk2-Ex-VolumeButton-0.07.tar.gz'
},
# lots and losts of these
},
'path' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/',
The event handler set for the event you've provided to the fetch_info
method/event will recieve the results in ARG0
in the form of a hashref with the followin keys:
auths
'auths' => {
'JAYBONCI' => {
'email' => 'jay@bonci.com',
'fullname' => 'Jay Bonci'
},
# lots and losts of these
}
The auths
key will contain a hashref keys of which will be CPAN authors' IDs and values will be hashrefs with two keys:
-
Contains author's email address
- fullname
-
Contains author's full name
mods
'mods' => {
'MyLibrary::DB' => {
'dist_name' => 'MyLibrary',
'mod_vers' => undef,
# and perhaps more here
},
# lots and losts of these
},
The mods
key will contain a hashref, keys of which will be module names and values will be hashrefs with the following keys:
- dist_name
-
The distribution name containing the module
- mod_vers
-
The version of the module
- mod_abs
-
A description, if available
- chapterid
-
The chapter ID of the module, if present
- dslip
-
A 5 character string specifying the DSLIP (development, support, language, interface, public licence) information.
dists
'dists' => {
'Gtk2-Ex-VolumeButton' => {
'dist_vers' => '0.07',
'modules' => {
'Gtk2::Ex::VolumeButton' => 1
# could be more here
},
'cpanid' => 'FLORA',
'dist_file' => 'Gtk2-Ex-VolumeButton-0.07.tar.gz'
},
# lots and losts of these
},
The dists
key will contain a hashref, keys of which will be distribution names and values will be hashrefs with the following keys
- dist_vers
-
The version of the CPAN file
- dist_file
-
The CPAN filename
- cpanid
-
The CPAN author id
- dist_abs
-
A description, if available
- modules
-
Will contain a hashref which specifies the modules present in the distribution:
for my $module ( keys %{ $results->{dists}{ $distname }{modules} } ) { print "Module: $module\n"; }
- chapterid
-
Specifies the chapterid and the subchapter for the distribution:
my $dist_ref = $results->{dists}{ $distname }; for my $id ( keys %{ $dist_ref->{chapterid} } ) { print "For chapterid $id\n"; for my $sc ( keys %{ $dist_ref->{chapterid}{ $id } } ) { print " Subchapter: $sc\n"; } }
path
{ 'path' => 'cpan_sqlite_info/' }
The path
key will contain the path
argument that you've passed to the fetch_results
method/event or component's contructor.
user defined arguments
{
_user_var => 'foos',
_another_one => 'bars',
_some_other => 'beers',
}
Optional. Any keys beginning with the _
(underscore) will be present in the output intact.
SEE ALSO
CPAN::SQLite::Info, POE, LWP::UserAgent
PREREQUISITES
This module requires the following modules/versions
LWP::UserAgent => 2.036,
File::Spec => 3.2501,
Carp => 1.04,
POE => 0.9999,
POE::Wheel::Run => 1.2179,
POE::Filter::Reference => 1.2187,
POE::Filter::Line => 1.1920,
CPAN::SQLite::Info => 0.18
AUTHOR
Zoffix Znet, <zoffix at cpan.org>
( http://zoffix.com, http://haslayout.net )
BUGS
Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-poe-component-cpan-sqlite-info at rt.cpan.org
, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=POE-Component-CPAN-SQLite-Info. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
SUPPORT
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc POE::Component::CPAN::SQLite::Info
You can also look for information at:
RT: CPAN's request tracker
http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=POE-Component-CPAN-SQLite-Info
AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation
CPAN Ratings
http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/POE-Component-CPAN-SQLite-Info
Search CPAN
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright 2008 Zoffix Znet, all rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.