Perl::ModuleInfo - Extract documentation and test cases from a properly annotated file
use Perl::ModuleInfo; my $info = Perl::ModuleInfo->new(); $info->parse('./lib', 'Local/Example.pm'); $info->parse('./lib', 'Local/Sample.pm');
Nothing exported by default
This module requires these other modules and libraries:
Perl::Util Error::Logical Error::Programatic Perl::Module Data::Hub::FileSystem::File Data::Hub::Util Data::Hub::Container Perl::Class
Extract documentation and test cases from a properly annotated file.
Shortcut POD annotations:
These =pod annotations must begin the line with no leading white space.
=pod
=pod:summary The part which comes after the package NAME =pod:synopsis The SYNOPSIS section =pod:description The DESCRIPTION section =pod:seealso The SEE ALSO section =pod:sub Documentation for a subroutine
Example:
package Local::Example; # say_hello - Print a greeting # The normal way to document a method sub say_hello { printf "%s\n", 'Hello'; } sub say_goodbye { printf "%s\n", 'Goodbye'; } 1; =pod:summary An example module =pod:synopsis use Local::Example; =pod:description This example module does nothing of interest. =pod:seealso The L<Perl::ModuleInfo> module =pod:sub say_goodbye - Print a parting Another way to write the documentation for a method. =cut
Test cases:
For test written with POD annotations =test and =result, the =result body must begin with two and only two spaces. Any additional leading spaces are considered part of the actual test result.
=test
=result
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To install Data::Hub, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Data::Hub
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Data::Hub
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.