The software provides a Perl interface to Monotone through automated standard input/output.
Monotone::AutomateStdio is a powerful Perl module that enables Perl developers to access Monotone's automate stdio facility through a convenient interface. This module handles all command, option, and output formats internally, simplifying the development process. Additionally, Monotone's structured data is parsed and returned as lists of records for easy access.
For those who prefer to work with Monotone's output as a singular string, this module provides this option as well. Control of the mtn automate stdio subprocess is also handled by this class. Whenever necessary, a new subprocess is initiated, and it is terminated either when the object is destroyed or when $mtn->closedown() is called.
Except for the `stdio' command, all automate commands have been implemented in this class. This module supports versions of Monotone ranging from 0.35 up to and including the latest version (0.43). If you are using a newer version of Monotone, this module should still work, though it may not support new or changed features.
In order to use Monotone::AutomateStdio, all you need to do is include the code in your project and begin calling the functions. The synopsis above outlines the process, which is rather straightforward. Monotone::AutomateStdio also provides several capabilities and severities that can be included by calling the appropriate keywords.
Overall, this module is a must-have for any developer working with Monotone. It streamlines the development process by abstracting away the complexities of working with Monotone's automate stdio facility, allowing for rapid development and debugging.
For those who prefer to work with Monotone's output as a singular string, this module provides this option as well. Control of the mtn automate stdio subprocess is also handled by this class. Whenever necessary, a new subprocess is initiated, and it is terminated either when the object is destroyed or when $mtn->closedown() is called.
Except for the `stdio' command, all automate commands have been implemented in this class. This module supports versions of Monotone ranging from 0.35 up to and including the latest version (0.43). If you are using a newer version of Monotone, this module should still work, though it may not support new or changed features.
In order to use Monotone::AutomateStdio, all you need to do is include the code in your project and begin calling the functions. The synopsis above outlines the process, which is rather straightforward. Monotone::AutomateStdio also provides several capabilities and severities that can be included by calling the appropriate keywords.
Overall, this module is a must-have for any developer working with Monotone. It streamlines the development process by abstracting away the complexities of working with Monotone's automate stdio facility, allowing for rapid development and debugging.
What's New
Version 0.04: N/A