CGI::Application::Plugin::YAML

CGI::Application::Plugin::YAML is a Perl module that provides a convenient wrapper around the YAML::Any module. It intelligently selects the best available YAML module on your system. Additionally, this module comes in handy in case you don't want to import functions with names such as Dump and Load into your namespace.

The module can be used to add YAML methods to your CGI::Application object. It's important to note that the entire YAML module is lazily loaded, so only this small wrapper gets loaded initially.

To use the Load and Dump methods, import the module with a "qw(:std)" argument:
```
use CGI::Application::Plugin::YAML qw( :std );
```

Loading YAML data and dumping Perl data is as simple as:
```
$self->YAML->Load( $yamldata );
$self->YAML->Dump( $perldata );
```

The LoadFile and DumpFile methods can also be imported using the ":max" argument. For this, you can import the module with the following snippet:
```
use CGI::Application::Plugin::YAML qw( :all );
```

Loading and dumping YAML files can then be done as follows:
```
$self->YAML->LoadFile( $yamldata );
$self->YAML->DumpFile( $perldata );
```

Overall, CGI::Application::Plugin::YAML makes it easy to add YAML functionality to your Perl application, regardless of the YAML module you prefer.