Devel::hdb::App::PackageInfo - Get information about packages and subroutines
Get information about the named package, or 'main::' if no package is given.
Returns 200 and a JSON in the body: { name: String - package name packages: [ // list of packages under this package { name: String - package name href: URL (/packageinfo/<That::package::name>) }, ... ], subroutines: [ // List of subroutine names in this package { name: String - subroutine name including package href: URL (/subinfo/<That::package::subname>) }, ... ], }
Returns 400 if the named package is not a valid package name Returns 404 if the named package is not present
Get information about the named subroutine. If the subname has no package included, package main:: is assummed.
Returns 200 and a JSON-encoded hash in the body with these keys:
subroutine: String - subroutine name, not including package package => Package the subroutine is in filename => File the sub was defined line => What line the sub is defined end => Last line where the sub is defined source => If the sub was created in an eval, this is the file the eval happened in source_line => Line the eval happened in
Returns 404 if the given subroutine was not found.
source and source_line can differ from file and start in the case of subroutines defined inside of a string eval. In this case, "file" will be a string like (eval 23)[/some/file/path/module.pm:123] representing the text that was eval-ed, and "start" will be the line within that text where the subroutine was defined. "source" would be /some/file/path/module.pm showing where in the original source code the text came from, and "source_line" would be 123, the line in the original source file.
Devel::hdb
Anthony Brummett <brummett@cpan.org>
Copyright 2014, Anthony Brummett. This module is free software. It may be used, redistributed and/or modified under the same terms as Perl itself.
To install Devel::hdb, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Devel::hdb
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Devel::hdb
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