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NAME

DarkPAN::Utils - utilities for working with a DarkPAN repository

SYNOPSIS

use DarkPAN::Utils qw(parse_distribution_path);
use DarkPAN::Utils::Docs;

# Fetch and search the remote index
my $dpu = DarkPAN::Utils->new(
  base_url  => 'https://cpan.openbedrock.net/orepan2',
  log_level => 'debug',
);

$dpu->init_logger;
$dpu->fetch_darkpan_index;

my $packages = $dpu->find_module('Amazon::Lambda::Runtime');

if ($packages) {
  $dpu->fetch_package( $packages->[0] );

  my $source = $dpu->extract_module(
    $packages->[0],
    'Amazon::Lambda::Runtime',
  );

  my $docs = DarkPAN::Utils::Docs->new( text => $source );
  print $docs->get_html;
}

# Work with a local tarball directly (no base_url required)
use Archive::Tar;

my $tar = Archive::Tar->new;
$tar->read('Amazon-Lambda-Runtime-2.1.0.tar.gz');

my $dpu = DarkPAN::Utils->new( package => $tar );

my $source = $dpu->extract_module(
  'Amazon-Lambda-Runtime-2.1.0.tar.gz',
  'Amazon::Lambda::Runtime',
);

# Parse a distribution path directly
my ($name, $version) = parse_distribution_path(
  'D/DU/DUMMY/Amazon-Lambda-Runtime-2.1.0.tar.gz'
);
# $name    => 'Amazon-Lambda-Runtime'
# $version => '2.1.0'

DESCRIPTION

DarkPAN::Utils provides utilities for interacting with a private CPAN mirror (DarkPAN) hosted on Amazon S3 and served via CloudFront. It can download and parse the standard CPAN package index (02packages.details.txt.gz), fetch and unpack distribution tarballs, and extract individual module source files for documentation generation.

The module may also be used with a local Archive::Tar object to avoid any network access, which is the preferred approach when the tarball has just been uploaded and the CDN cache may not yet reflect the new content.

When invoked directly as a script (perl -MDarkPAN::Utils -e 1 or darkpan-utils), it parses command-line options and fetches and displays documentation for a named module.

CONSTRUCTOR

new

my $dpu = DarkPAN::Utils->new( base_url => $url );

my $dpu = DarkPAN::Utils->new( base_url => $url, log_level => 'debug' );

my $dpu = DarkPAN::Utils->new( package => $archive_tar_object );

Creates a new DarkPAN::Utils instance. Arguments may be passed as a flat list of key/value pairs or as a hashref.

Attributes

METHODS AND SUBROUTINES

parse_distribution_path

use DarkPAN::Utils qw(parse_distribution_path);

my ($name, $version) = parse_distribution_path($path);

Exported function (not a method). Parses a distribution path in any of the following formats and returns the distribution name and version as a two-element list:

Returns an empty list if the path does not match the expected Name-Version.tar.gz pattern.

find_module

my $packages = $dpu->find_module('Amazon::Lambda::Runtime');

if ($packages) {
  for my $path ( @{$packages} ) {
    print "$path\n";
  }
}

Searches the in-memory module index (populated by fetch_darkpan_index) for distributions that contain the named module. The search matches both by distribution name (the hyphenated form) and by the module names listed in the package index.

Returns an arrayref of matching distribution paths in D/DU/DUMMY/Name-Version.tar.gz form, or undef if no match is found.

fetch_darkpan_index must be called before find_module.

extract_file

my $content = $dpu->extract_file('Amazon-Lambda-Runtime-2.1.0/README.md');

Retrieves the raw content of a named file from the loaded distribution tarball. The package attribute must be set, either by calling fetch_package or by passing an Archive::Tar object to new.

The file name must exactly match an entry in the tarball (including the leading Distribution-Version/ directory prefix).

Returns the file content as a string, or undef if the file is not found in the tarball.

extract_module

my $source = $dpu->extract_module(
  'D/DU/DUMMY/Amazon-Lambda-Runtime-2.1.0.tar.gz',
  'Amazon::Lambda::Runtime',
);

Extracts the source of a Perl module from the loaded distribution tarball. The first argument is the distribution path in any format accepted by parse_distribution_path; the version and path prefix are stripped automatically. The second argument is the module name in ::-separated form.

The module is expected to reside at lib/Module/Name.pm within the distribution directory.

Returns the module source as a string, or undef if the file is not found.

fetch_darkpan_index

$dpu->fetch_darkpan_index;

Downloads 02packages.details.txt.gz from the DarkPAN repository and parses it into an internal module index. If the index has already been fetched, this method returns immediately without making another request.

base_url must be set. Dies on HTTP failure or decompression error. Returns $self.

fetch_package

$dpu->fetch_package('D/DU/DUMMY/Amazon-Lambda-Runtime-2.1.0.tar.gz');

Downloads a distribution tarball from the DarkPAN repository, decompresses it, and stores the resulting Archive::Tar object in the package attribute, making its contents available to extract_file and extract_module.

base_url must be set. Dies on HTTP failure. Returns $self.

init_logger

$dpu->init_logger;

Initialises a Log::Log4perl logger at the level specified by the log_level attribute (default info). Must be called before any logging output is expected from fetch_package or related methods.

Returns $self.

fetch_options

my $options = DarkPAN::Utils::fetch_options();

Parses command-line arguments for use when the module is run as a script. Returns a hashref of options with hyphenated keys converted to underscores.

Recognised options:

AUTHOR

Rob Lauer - rlauer@treasurersbriefcase.com

SEE ALSO

DarkPAN::Utils::Docs, OrePAN2, OrePAN2::S3, HTTP::Tiny, Archive::Tar, Log::Log4perl

LICENSE

This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.