This software is a fast content provider designed to quickly publish content. It is compact and efficient, allowing users to easily post content without any delays.
Apache::TinyCP is a software that provides users with a quick and easy way to put up content. This module is a very simple handler that takes files from ContentDir and formats them somehow, before stamping a header and footer on the content using the template file available in TemplateDir.
To use this software, users need to create the three directories - TemplateDir, ContentDir, and CacheDir - and set them in the Apache configuration, as shown in the "SYNOPSIS". By default, the content files located in ContentDir are formatted with Text::KwikiFormatish and cached with Cache::File, which uses the path specified at CacheDir to store cache files. The default templating system used in this case is Template::Toolkit.
The software uses the layout template wrapper available in TemplateDir, and the tags [% content %], [% title %], and [% modified %] are replaced by the formatted content, the filename, and the formatted modification date, respectively. Users can customize the software as per their needs by creating a formatting handler and filtering that through Apache::Template.
This "tiny content provider" is ideal for users who want to have all their content files stored in one place rather than htdocs, as well as for those who prefer using wiki text for the rapid creation of content on their site. The default formatter used in this software is Text::KwikiFormatish.
Users who are looking for more ways to customize the software can check out Apache::Sandwich. However, if the existing features of Apache::TinyCP suit your needs, this software provides a simple and effective solution for creating and managing website content.
To use this software, users need to create the three directories - TemplateDir, ContentDir, and CacheDir - and set them in the Apache configuration, as shown in the "SYNOPSIS". By default, the content files located in ContentDir are formatted with Text::KwikiFormatish and cached with Cache::File, which uses the path specified at CacheDir to store cache files. The default templating system used in this case is Template::Toolkit.
The software uses the layout template wrapper available in TemplateDir, and the tags [% content %], [% title %], and [% modified %] are replaced by the formatted content, the filename, and the formatted modification date, respectively. Users can customize the software as per their needs by creating a formatting handler and filtering that through Apache::Template.
This "tiny content provider" is ideal for users who want to have all their content files stored in one place rather than htdocs, as well as for those who prefer using wiki text for the rapid creation of content on their site. The default formatter used in this software is Text::KwikiFormatish.
Users who are looking for more ways to customize the software can check out Apache::Sandwich. However, if the existing features of Apache::TinyCP suit your needs, this software provides a simple and effective solution for creating and managing website content.
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