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Module::Install::AutoLicense(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			 Module::Install::AutoLicense(3pm)

NAME

       Module::Install::AutoLicense - A Module::Install extension to automagically generate LICENSE files

SYNOPSIS

	 # In Makefile.PL

	 use inc::Module::Install;
	 author 'Vestan Pants';
	 license 'perl';
	 auto_license;

       An appropriate "LICENSE" file will be generated for your distribution.

DESCRIPTION

       Module::Install::AutoLicense is a Module::Install extension that generates a "LICENSE" file automatically whenever the author runs
       "Makefile.PL". On the user side it does nothing.

       When "make distclean" is invoked by the author, the "LICENSE" is removed.

       The appropriate license to determined from the meta provided with the "license" command and the holder of the license from the "author"
       command.

       Software::License is used to generate the "LICENSE" file.

COMMANDS

       This plugin adds the following Module::Install command:

       "auto_license"
	   Does nothing on the user-side. On the author-side it will generate a "LICENSE" file according to the previously supplied "license"
	   command. The "holder" of the license is determined from the "author" meta or may be specified using the "holder" parameter.

	     auto_license( holder => 'Vestan Pants and Ivor Biggun' );

	   It is important to note that the "auto_license" must follow "author" and "license" commands in the "Makefile.PL" ( as demonstrated in
	   the SYNOPSIS above ), otherwise the meta these commands provide will be unavailable to "auto_license".  Call it a feature.

AUTHOR

       Chris "BinGOs" Williams

LICENSE

       Copyright X Chris Williams

       This module may be used, modified, and distributed under the same terms as Perl itself. Please see the license that came with your Perl
       distribution for details.

SEE ALSO

       Module::Install

       Software::License

perl v5.14.2							    2010-04-30					 Module::Install::AutoLicense(3pm)

Module::Install::ReadmeFromPod(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation		       Module::Install::ReadmeFromPod(3pm)

NAME

       Module::Install::ReadmeFromPod - A Module::Install extension to automatically convert POD to a README

SYNOPSIS

	 # In Makefile.PL

	 use inc::Module::Install;
	 author 'Vestan Pants';
	 license 'perl';
	 readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm';
	 readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm', { clean => 1, format => 'htm', output_file => 'SomeModule.html' };

       A "README" file will be generated from the POD of the indicated module file.

       Note that the author will need to make sure "Module::Install::ReadmeFromPod" is installed before running the "Makefile.PL".  (The extension
       will be bundled into the user-side distribution).

DESCRIPTION

       Module::Install::ReadmeFromPod is a Module::Install extension that generates a "README" file automatically from an indicated file
       containing POD, whenever the author runs "Makefile.PL". Several output formats are supported: plain-text, HTML, PDF or manpage.

COMMANDS

       This plugin adds the following Module::Install command:

       "readme_from"
	   Does nothing on the user-side. On the author-side it will generate a "README" file.

	     readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm';

	   If a second parameter is set to a true value then the "README" will be removed at "make distclean".

	     readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm', 1;

	   A third parameter can be used to determine the format of the "README" file.

	     readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm', 1, 'htm';

	   Valid formats for this third parameter are:

	   txt, text
	       Produce a plain-text "README" file using Pod::Text. The 'txt' format is the default.

	   htm, html
	       Produce an HTML "README.htm" file using Pod::Html.

	   man Produce a "README.1" manpage using Pod::Man.

	   pdf Produce a PDF "README.pdf" file with App::pod2pdf if this module is installed.

	   A fourth parameter can be used to supply an output filename.

	     readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm', 0, 'pdf', 'SomeModule.pdf';

	   Finally, you can pass additional arguments to the POD formatter that handles the requested format.

	     my @options = ( 'release' => 1.03, 'section' => 8 ); # options for Pod::Man
	     readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm', 1, 'man', undef, @options;

	   But instead of passing this long list of optional arguments to readme_from, you should probably pass these arguments as a named hashref
	   for clarity.

	     my @options = ( 'release' => 1.03, 'section' => 8 );
	     readme_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm', {clean => 1, format => 'man', output_file => undef, options => @options};

	   If you use the "all_from" command, "readme_from" will default to that value.

	     all_from 'lib/Some/Module.pm';
	     readme_from;	       # Create README from lib/Some/Module.pm
	     readme_from '','clean';   # Put a empty string before 'clean'

AUTHOR

       Chris "BinGOs" Williams

LICENSE

       Copyright X Chris Williams

       This module may be used, modified, and distributed under the same terms as Perl itself. Please see the license that came with your Perl
       distribution for details.

SEE ALSO

       Module::Install

       Pod::Text

       Pod::Html

       Pod::Man

       App::pod2pdf

perl v5.14.2							    2012-02-25				       Module::Install::ReadmeFromPod(3pm)