Module::Metadata::Changes

If you're a Perl developer looking for a tool to manage your module's machine-readable Changelog.ini file, you might want to consider Module::Metadata::Changes. This module makes it easy to handle your changelog and keep your users informed of updates.

One of the standout features of Module::Metadata::Changes is its command-line interface. With the ini.report.pl script in the bin/ directory, you can quickly generate various reports with command-line options such as -h, -c, -r, and -w. Whether you're looking for a basic report or a comprehensive HTML file, Module::Metadata::Changes has you covered.

Of course, you don't have to rely on the command-line options to make use of Module::Metadata::Changes. If you prefer to work with Perl directly, you can use the Module::Metadata::Changes module to get the same functionality. For example, you can convert your changelog using:

perl -MModule::Metadata::Changes -e 'Module::Metadata::Changes->new()->convert()'

Or you can retrieve the latest version of your changelog like this:

perl -MModule::Metadata::Changes -e 'print Module::Metadata::Changes->new()->read()->get_latest_version()'

No matter how you choose to use it, Module::Metadata::Changes is a valuable tool for any Perl developer who needs to keep track of updates in a clear and organized way.