This module provide essential methods for all Module::Install extensions, in particular the common constructor "new" and method dispatcher "AUTOLOAD"....

Module::CGI::Install is a package for installing CGI applications. It is based on the principle that a particular application may need to be installed multiple times on a single host. So an application can be installed normally onto the system, and f...

This module adds a couple of directives to Module::Install related to installing and creating PAR::Dist distributions. par_base This directive sets the CPAN ID from whose CPAN directory to fetch binaries from. For example, you can choose to download ...

This module doesn't really do much on its own, but is a pre-requisite for Module::Install::DOAP. Specifically, it reads all the RDF it can find in the distribution's "meta" directory and exposes it for other modules to make use of. It also allows you...

Provide a mechanism for a Perl module to require that certain RPMs are installed and that they optionally meet some minimum version requirements. NOTE: This is only useful for Linux distributions that utilize the RedHat Package Manager to maintain pa...

"Module::Install::Can" contains a number of functions for authors to use when creating customised smarter installers. The functions simplify standard tests so that you can express your dependencies and conditions much more simply, and make your insta...

This module first checks whether the inc/.author directory exists, and removes the whole inc/ directory if it does, so the module author always get a fresh inc every time they run Makefile.PL. Next, it unshifts "inc" into @INC, then loads Module::Ins...

This Module::Install extension implements several functions for installing RT extensions: RTx '*extension name*' This function arranges for the following directories to be installed, if they exist (assuming "RTx('RT-Extension-Example')"): ./bin => $R...

This package allows Module::Install to build Perl extensions written in Rust....

This Module::Install plugin generates your META.yml file from RDF data (especially DOAP) in your distribution's 'meta' directory....

As well as Perl modules and Perl binary applications, some distributions need to install read-only data files to a location on the file system for use at run-time. XML Schemas, YAML data files, and SQLite databases are examples of the sort of things ...