This software provides a base class for injecting distributions into CPAN sources, enabling easy management of packages and distribution channels. It offers simplified distribution creation and modification with distribution injection capabilities for improved flexibility and efficiency.
If you are looking for a reliable tool to add more distributions into your minicpan mirror, then you should consider CPAN::Mini::Inject. This Perl module is designed to be used with a minicpan mirror, but you can also use it in other similar situations. Its functionality can be reused to inject tarballs into the CPAN sources directory for a particular author via the CPAN shell, which then recursively installs CPAN dependencies.
The CPAN::Inject tool provides the same fundamental functionality as CPAN::Mini::Inject but with some added features. Specifically, it adds any arbitrary tarball into the CPAN sources directory of a specific author, adds the new file to the CHECKSUMS file, but does not replicate the logic to add files to the indexes.
Initially, this tool was created to inject tarballs into the CPAN sources directory for the reserved LOCAL user. The implementation is quite generic and sub-classable, allowing for flexible use in various situations. Currently, this module has limited functionality, but more features will be added as necessary.
The SYNOPSIS of the CPAN::Inject tool shows how to use it effectively. To add a file to the user, you simply use the add function, and to find the path used when installing, you use the install_path function.
Overall, this is a useful tool with some great features that you can benefit from. Try it today and experience the convenience it offers.
The CPAN::Inject tool provides the same fundamental functionality as CPAN::Mini::Inject but with some added features. Specifically, it adds any arbitrary tarball into the CPAN sources directory of a specific author, adds the new file to the CHECKSUMS file, but does not replicate the logic to add files to the indexes.
Initially, this tool was created to inject tarballs into the CPAN sources directory for the reserved LOCAL user. The implementation is quite generic and sub-classable, allowing for flexible use in various situations. Currently, this module has limited functionality, but more features will be added as necessary.
The SYNOPSIS of the CPAN::Inject tool shows how to use it effectively. To add a file to the user, you simply use the add function, and to find the path used when installing, you use the install_path function.
Overall, this is a useful tool with some great features that you can benefit from. Try it today and experience the convenience it offers.
What's New
Version 0.11: N/A