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package Acme::CPANModules::CustomCPAN; |
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our $AUTHORITY = 'cpan:PERLANCAR'; # AUTHORITY |
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our $DATE = '2023-08-06'; # DATE |
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our $DIST = 'Acme-CPANModules-CustomCPAN'; # DIST |
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our $VERSION = '0.002'; # VERSION |
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our $LIST = { |
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summary => 'List of modules to create your own CPAN-like repository', |
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description => <<'_', |
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You can create a CPAN-like repository which contains your own modules. Look at |
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the modules in this list to see what tools you can use to do this. |
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Keywords: DarkPAN |
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module=>'CPAN::Mini::Inject', |
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description => <<'_', |
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If you just want to add one to a few of your own modules to your own CPAN, you |
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can start with a regular CPAN (or mini CPAN) mirror, then inject your modules |
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A flavor of OrePAN that works under Windows. |
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The next generation of OrePAN, although I personally still use OrePAN (version |
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modules (thus, the use of HTTP::Tinyish which uses curl/wget to download https |
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Not a CPAN-like repository creator/builder, but once you have your CPAN-like |
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repository, you can also index it like you would a regular CPAN mirror/mini |
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